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New site? Maybe some day.
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a hush, a decimator, an ns-2...whatever works!
any one have one they are trying to part with?
i'd prefer a pedal, cause i just don't have the dough for any rack shiznit...
anything out there? |
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Anytime I need noise reduction, I just gag my wife.
*crickets* |
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I have a super-c and its a piece of shit
get a decimator |
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ear plugs work pretty good |
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alesis 3630 you can find it used for under 100$, and although it is a rackmount it will be the best $$$ u ever spent on music equp' |
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I had a decimator and NS-2
I sold the decimator, the NS2 worked much better without loosing any signal quality. |
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my old ns-2 was a complete failure. added more noise to my whole setup and in the end shit the bed completely.
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I still need to get that decimator fixed. it sploded internally |
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my NS2 shit the bed, and MAJORLY soaked tone it's whole life. I won't recomend that to anyone! Get a decimator pedal and forget about it. |
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the hush is a piece of shit or your amp? I will put my rocktron up against the decemator any day...Mark has one and it has given him nothing but trouble. |
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I sold the decimator, the NS2 worked much better without loosing any signal quality. |
youre crazy. you're telling me that your particular NS-2 just happened to be the only one in history that wasnt a huge tone sucker?
super cs are solid as long as you know how to dial it. mines never given me an ounce of issues. |
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ive never had any problems with my ns2. i also dont use super high gain but it doesnt effect my tone, when i turn it off its just a little more feedback but the tone is the same. |
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try taking your ns-2 out of your signal path. youll hear it. |
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I've had issue with my Hush lately. My best left hand muting and how I dial it in it still adds an awkward click sound shortly after I start playing. |
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Nick,
I have a hush rackmount that I might be will to part with. Fairly cheap. |
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that's what you need nick |
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try taking your ns-2 out of your signal path. youll hear it. |
+1!!! |
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I have the rackmount ISP Decimator and it's amazing. My amp coupled with the X2N I have in my bridge create SO much feedback and when I have the Decimator turned on, it's the quietest thing ever. It does take a bit of time to set up the thresholds but it's worth it for sure. Best $400 I've spent in a while. I've read and watched some videos on the pedal and seems to work pretty well comparably to the rackmount version. |
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Nick,
I have a hush rackmount that I might be will to part with. Fairly cheap. |
we'll be in touch next weekend rob..thanks for the heads up bro. |
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try taking your ns-2 out of your signal path. youll hear it. |
but then im gonna want to spend money and i have none to spend :( |
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cav, even if it sounds 80% more awesome the sounds you get out of that XXX are great with the ns-2 in it. |
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I think I'm proof that being outrageously picky about the small stuff leads you to spend all of the money you have on gear. |
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I have the rackmount ISP Decimator and it's amazing. My amp coupled with the X2N I have in my bridge create SO much feedback and when I have the Decimator turned on, it's the quietest thing ever. It does take a bit of time to set up the thresholds but it's worth it for sure. Best $400 I've spent in a while. I've read and watched some videos on the pedal and seems to work pretty well comparably to the rackmount version. |
what i find hilarious is that your noise gate is as expensive as your head, your cab and your guitar. |
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I have the rackmount ISP Decimator and it's amazing. My amp coupled with the X2N I have in my bridge create SO much feedback and when I have the Decimator turned on, it's the quietest thing ever. It does take a bit of time to set up the thresholds but it's worth it for sure. Best $400 I've spent in a while. I've read and watched some videos on the pedal and seems to work pretty well comparably to the rackmount version. |
what i find hilarious is that your noise gate is as expensive as your head, your cab and your guitar. |
My cab was $200 from the Mortalis guitarist, my amp was just under $600 and my guitar was $700 new and it has new pickups and a bunch of new hardware. I don't know if you were taking a jab at my head [:(] but I really like my set up. I'm putting in new power tubes so those should make up for any scratchiness the amp has. I know my tone hasn't been the greatest at the last few shows but damnit I'll make it work. |
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im not taking a jab at anything of yours, i was merely typing the exact thing i thought the first time i saw you guys play.
it wouldnt hurt to invest more in other things before a top of the line noise gate, in my opinion. what you have going for a rig isnt bad at all for your age. i had just purchased a blue voodoo halfstack when i was 18 eeeekkkk.
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blue ain't no holla back girl |
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Haha, well if you heard my amp at practice or from older shows you would understand why I needed a noise gate. The feedback was ridiculous. I post on another forum made for the B-52 AT-100 and everyone there recommended the Decimator. I did a bunch of research and am actually really glad I did get it. Next purchase is either an equalizer or a new cab. |
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step up to tha plate and grab a vader kehd... |
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I sold the decimator, the NS2 worked much better without loosing any signal quality. |
youre crazy. you're telling me that your particular NS-2 just happened to be the only one in history that wasnt a huge tone sucker?
super cs are solid as long as you know how to dial it. mines never given me an ounce of issues. |
I just compared them heavily through my amps and with my perticular setup, I was getting equal feedback reduction but the NS2 wasn't fading pinch harmonics.
I compared them both for about an hour fine tuning each one, and then sold the decimator to Brian DC |
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regardless of the gating issues, the decimator is by far the more transparent choice. the ns-2 has noticeable tone suckage. |
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there are no other choices for me after sat night...
my mind done been made up. |
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there are no other choices for me after sat night...
my mind done been made up. |
oh snap, going to dime metal zone to squish all the noise? |
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regardless of the gating issues, the decimator is by far the more transparent choice. the ns-2 has noticeable tone suckage. |
Not through my rig.
I ran them both through a peavey XXX (which the decimator did much better in front of) and a KRANK revolution (which niether won because that amp is terrible sounding). |
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Did you have the two channel decimator? Two channels is keeyyyyyyyy. |
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nah, the footswitch isn't quite so fancy
the rack unit is so good and I think I've got the shit that merits it....I don't have the money that does anymore though. |
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Oh it was the footswitch. I see. Ya the rack is ridiculous. I love it. |
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I actually just bought a NS-2. Sadly, id like to get the rack DECIMATOR, to try it out, but, my amp is a 1978 Marshall SuperLead, simply no insert loops in it. Decimator sounds like a tone saver, but, the NS2 is definetly more acurate on gating (since its a gate, not a supressor). Using multi pedals though, the NS2 will change its response as you go from Overdrive to Distortion....Just my opinion |
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the NS2 is definetly more acurate on gating (since its a gate, not a supressor). |
haha oh yea?
NS2 = Noise Suppressor 2 |
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Haha, well if you heard my amp at practice or from older shows you would understand why I needed a noise gate. The feedback was ridiculous. I post on another forum made for the B-52 AT-100 and everyone there recommended the Decimator. I did a bunch of research and am actually really glad I did get it. Next purchase is either an equalizer or a new cab. |
Your head still sounds like sack, you need to fix that on Saturday. Did you order another power unit thang for you decimator? |
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I need to sell my Super C on egay. shits are going for like 100 bucks. |
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i bought mine for 20 bucks lulz |
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