ISP Technologies Decimator G String Noise Reduction Guitar Effects Pedal  

As everyone says this pedal does exactly what is says it will do and does it well.

Built great. Looks great too!

I was the fence about spending this much money on a pedal, and waited a long while before pulling the trigger.

But its worth the money.

Does what its suppose to do well, Built great.

This product does exactly what it claims to do.  It totally decimates the extra noise of my various effects and home circuitry as much or as little as I want.  It follows my instrument very accurately and does not cause any notable loss of sustain.  I am extremely pleased with the results and would highly recommend this product for anyone with several effects pedals.  Yes, you'll need some extra cables as the cabling set up requires them--so I'd recommend purchasing 3-4 short cables to accommodate the system--but the results are well worth it!

The unit seems of very sound and sturdy quality.  No complaints.

Overall value is great!  For the kind of playing and recording I do, having this degree of noise filtering is essential and it compares favorably with rack-mount and other more expensive noise gates I've tried.

Overall, I would highly recommend this pedal to anyone having problems with excessive noise in their signal chain--dependable, accurate, high quality. 

This pedal is amazing! I run my Jackson SL3MG with EMGs into my Mesa Boogie Simul Class 2:90 power amp and this thing cuts down on any kind of noise or feedback that may get picked up in my signal to the amp. This thing does everything that they say it does! All other noise suppression pedals/ gates seem to affect your overall tone or has to be adjusted when you change from clean to dirty ect... This pedal does not. It stays consistent through and through. Invest in this pedal and you will be glad you did when you add it in to your rig!!

The best... period.

One knob that does the trick.

Seems to be built like a tank.

This is expensive but it covers the front of the amp and effects loop which is the only way to get rid of all of the noise from a high gain amp.

I have this set up on my pedal board for use with a few amps. This pedal has inputs for both the front of your amp and for the effects loop. You will need a few extra wires in order to use this pedal for both. I have used several other brands of noise gates including Rocktron and MXR and I am convinced ISP is the only brand that works without affecting your tone or sustain. It works better than any other noise gate I have used (Not sure if technically the ISP is a noise gate, but it is a noise killer). The only possible drawback is that you may need to place the G String in a location that allows you to plug into the guitar input but also have wires going from the effects loop input/outputs so that they can be utilized. I had to re-arrange my pedal board a little to do this. Basically, what it does is takes away any unwanted feedback and noise from the front of the amp but also takes away the hiss and other noise by also running it through the effects loop. If you want your high gain amp to be virtually silent, you must also have a gate in the effects loop. Other gates I have used have consistently affected the sustain of my guitars especially on the clean channel, which matters to me. The ISP somehow does not do this. It's expensive but it works great.

only one feature

does exactly what it sais quiets preamp noise and does not need to be reset for clean channel. this thing rocks!

a little pricey for a pedal but way cheaper than the rackmount. does its job to a T!

would replace this if stolen for sure. better than the hush units b ecause u dont have to reset for clean channel and limited drop off on sustain.