This Might Be The Most Overrated Guitar Pedal..

The ISP Decimator has its strengths, but it's important to consider if it fits your specific needs and expectations.
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[@huntergalloway3944]

lol it works great for all my purposes. I think it was 50$ used. These Decimator are also the first Gen, and not like the G string. I mostly play high gain, and I love the ISP. If it doesn’t work for you you’re probably using too much gain. You don’t want a NS-2. The tone suck is real and the ISP is way better. I plan on getting the ISP Decimator tiny version with an actual send and return. It’ll fit my board perfectly.

[@andrewsiemon]

Thanks for watching

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

Noise Reduction always seems to suck dynamics and tone. Reduce your pedal board and keep signal path as pure as possible. I’ve had the Boss NF-2 on my Boss board since 1993 and it’s fine. I’ve a few boards but I don’t really use pedals that much now. Tube Screamer is great in the right setting. If you’re into Death Metal and Chunk then it’s not for you.

[@andrewsiemon]

I like the soul food and morning glory a lot more than the ts9

[@rileybarringer9823]

Mmm i love the way the ts9 boosts my 6505. I know it's cliche but the other boosts ive used dont quite get the same sound, it def gets colored nicely

[@andrewsiemon]

Yeah I suspect I may be wrong about the TS9 and just haven’t used it in the best way possible.

[@iangray7904]

The ISP noise gates were really ground breaking when they came out. They are an old pedal. Pedal companies have copied the hell out of them with their own variants. The super cheap Chinese pedal you got for free has just copied a schematic . Sometimes you have to pay for innovation… The G String version is a brilliant gate. Used one live for over 10 years. Great pedal

[@andrewsiemon]

Makes sense

For the time the Decimator was the best thing to get imo. Especially the g-string II the original was too hard for my taste. But you have to use the effects loop it just sounds better. I love the on knob design,too. But then i sold all my pedals and amp and went 100% kemper for a while, and years late i bought a gate again and then i tried the tc electronics sentry and this is now absolutely perfect and the price is awesome.

[@andrewsiemon]

Another guy said the same thing, I’ll put it on my list.

[@SquizbarDeAlienOfficial]

The TC Sentry Noise Gate is amazing better than the boss NS2

[@andrewsiemon]

I’ll be sure to check that out. Every TCE pedal I’ve owned thus far has been great. Hall of Fame 2, Vortex Mini, and the Ditto X2.

[@marijnborsboom8571]

I don’t think you understand why the decimator excists?…

[@andrewsiemon]

Thanks for watching,

[@markproctor3100]

Just get a TC Electronic Sentry problems solved 👍🤘

[@andrewsiemon]

You’re the 3rd person to mention that one. Must be good, I’ll check it out.

[@markproctor3100]

@@andrewsiemon it has a return send and if you do a 4 cable method it not only gates noise from your guitar and pedals but also the amp 👍🤘

[@robertstan2349]

here's a tip. learn to ***roll the volume off!!!!!!***

[@andrewsiemon]

Thanks for watching!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Narumimichi]

Nice🎉🎉

[@andrewsiemon]

You're nice

[@sollyharr]

..... There will be jobs for these people eventually...

[@andrewsiemon]

Thanks for watching

[@sollyharr]

@@andrewsiemon 😊it's called TPS

[@joshuaselser7210]

Lol

[@andrewsiemon]

Thanks for watching.