danenachtrieb
TheGuiltyUnpunished
how musch do they differ? i got the ns-2 and i heard the decimator slays it. so how big is the difference? is it worth me ditching the ns-2 for the decimator?![Scratch :scratch: :scratch:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/scratchhead.gif)
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I think a lot of that decimater stuff is hype. The NS-2 works just fine..doesn't cut off notes, doesn't kill sustain..and kills feedback and unwanted noise
believe me, it's not all hype, IMO it works better than the NS-2, but then again, I didn't got too much time with the NS-2 to make a experienced judgement, the way I use it it works amazingly for me.![]()
I think a lot of that decimater stuff is hype. The NS-2 works just fine..doesn't cut off notes, doesn't kill sustain..and kills feedback and unwanted noise
ISP for the win. It is one of the best pieces of music equipment that i own. It has never let me down, it works super easily and super well. It is built like a tank. I never play a show without it.
I think a lot of that decimater stuff is hype. The NS-2 works just fine..doesn't cut off notes, doesn't kill sustain..and kills feedback and unwanted noise
but guys what's the difference from the Decimator pedal, the Decimator G String pedal, and the Rack?
i found the Boss only be useable with very extreme settings, and then it DOES take a serious amount of sustain away - i noticed it on longer slides or single notes (and no, my attack isnt that bad).
on the other side: it is perfect if you use insane amounts of gain and play stop/go/stop/go deep palm mute chuggah-chuggah ala meshuggah or something, as it really closes immediately.
The G-String/Rack has an Input and Output, and a Send Return section. What this means is, you can plug the guitar into the Input/Output section, and it goes into the input of the amp. Plug the effects loop of your amp into the Send Return section, and then whenever the guitar stops playing, it mutes the signal in the effects loop, not before the amp. This means it is not affected by preamp noise or anything within the amp, ONLY what the guitar plays.