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Micro-sized G String with FX Loop Breakout Gainy amps and noisy pedals are no match for the hard clamping and smart gating found within ISP’s Deci-Mate G. This micro-sized adaptive gate manages to pack all the noise reduction of the full-sized ISP Decimator G String pedal, and then some, into its front-pocket format. It’s all powered by ISP’s latest Decimator X noise-reduction technology. Whether you’re creating deep swells or rapid-fire staccato riffs, the Deci-Mate G does its thing without chopping off notes. You can use this pedal inline as you would a traditional noise gate, or throw it in an amp’s FX loop to filter out all the noise generated by your pedalboard and preamp stage. An 1/8" to dual TS breakout pedal is included. The Deci-Mate G’s all-analog circuit ensures absolute transparency with no digital artifacts.

  • Superior Noise Tracking
  • Loop Connections Dual 1/4" TS Breakout Cable
  • Easily clean up your guitar rig
  • Does not chop off sustained notes
  • True bypass
  • All-analog circuit
  • Flawlessly tracks all sounds from rapid-fire staccato riffs to long sustained phrases

Video Review: ISP Technologies Deci-Mate G Micro Noise Reduction Pedal

Brand ISP Technologies
Weight (kg) 0.136 kg

Customer Reviews

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Robert

Sensitive adjustment setting. Does its job.

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Joey L.

I noticed in a review by "Lucky Day" that the ISP pedal got rid of 60 cycle hum, but not any Hiss. I immediately knew...
If you want to get rid of high gain hum, you'll need to put the "Noise Gate / Reducer" in the amp's effects loop.
You shouldn't complain about a product just because you don't know how to use it... Hell, it even comes with an illustrated manual. Guys like this just need to use "triggered" gates, or 4CM capable gates, like a Boss NS-2 (if he can figure out how to plug it in).

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Lucky Day

I downgraded this from 5 to 4 stars. It works well for what it is. However, I just realized that when it's on, although it reduces 60 cycle hum, it adds hiss. The hiss is does not change in volume as you rotate the dial in either direction. For $100, I'll keep it. I doubt those $40 gates are any better. I've used my original chrome Decimator II for 15 years w/o issues.

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norman heidt

Very happy!

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John g.

It's easily the best single knob noise reduction pedal I've ever seen/heard, and it's tiny.

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