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ISP Technologies Launches Decimator X Noise Reduction Pedals

ISP Technologies Launches Decimator X Noise Reduction Pedals

These pedals are designed with fast response times, versatile routing options, and durable construction.


ISP Technologies has introduced the latest generation of their pioneering noise reduction products: the Decimator X Pedal Series for guitarists and bassists.

Building upon the legacy of ISP’s earlier Decimator pedals, the new Decimator X models utilize cutting-edge patented circuitry to get rid of unwanted noise and 60-cycle hum, effectively eliminating even the most stubborn background noise.

The pedals offer lightning-fast response times and ultra-smooth decay with enhanced tracking technology. If you’re playing staccato, with or without pauses, or if you desire a nice long decay, this technology allows for a natural sound and feel. You can preserve the integrity of your tone, even during fast-paced passages and intricate playing.

Whether you’re running a complex pedalboard setup or keeping it simple, the Decimator X pedals offer versatile routing options to suit your needs. With flexible input and output configurations, you can easily integrate the pedals into any rig, ensuring maximum compatibility and convenience.

ISP offers two variations of the pedal depending on your routing needs. The standard Decimator Xsimply has an IN and OUT jack. You place this pedal in your rig after your gain or noise-prone pedals. The THRESHOLD control is set based on the noise coming into the IN jack.

The Decimator X G-String provides 4 jacks: GUITAR IN, GUITAR OUT, DECIMATOR IN, and DECIMATOROUT. This provides a direct connection from the GUITAR and the direct GUITAR signal is used to control the block of DECIMATOR noise reduction. This allows you to insert your noisy pedals between GUITAROUT and DECIMATOR IN, but the DECIMATOR noise reduction is controlled by the direct GUITAR signal at the GUITAR IN. This configuration offers an important advantage: you can switch from extreme high gain to crunch or clean and never need to re-adjust the threshold control on the pedal, because the direct guitar signal is used to control the noise reduction block.

Built like a tank, the X pedals are housed in a durable enclosure, designed to withstand the demands of the gigging musician and provide reliable performance night after night. Both pedals have a battery compartment for a 9-volt battery and provide a 5.5mm barrel connector for use with a standard external 9-volt DC power adaptor. The new Decimator X carries a $146.72 street price; the Decimator X G-string carries a $236.42 street price.

For further information visit isptechnologies.com.

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