Description
Stage techs know that a noisy guitar rig can undo an otherwise clean mix, and the Decimator X G-String was built to solve exactly that problem at the source. Rather than sitting passively in the signal path, it reads directly off the guitar itself, so players can jump between clean tones and saturated high-gain sounds without ever touching the threshold knob mid-set. That kind of set-and-forget reliability is a real asset for front-of-house engineers dealing with unpredictable stage volume.
Its flexible routing lets you drop the processing channel into an effects loop or place it after a high-gain preamp, giving techs options for taming hiss at whatever stage of the chain it’s creeping in. For rigs needing broader coverage, a 1/8" cable links two Decimators together for two full channels of gating, or pairs a G-String X with a standard Decimator X for a stereo noise-reduction setup — both units tracking the instrument directly with the same performance found in ISP’s rackmount ProRack G.
Under the hood, Linear Time Vector Processing keeps the gate’s response smooth and ripple-free, catching quick staccato picking while staying steady through long sustained notes during downward expansion.
- Input impedance: 500K ohms
- Maximum input level: +12dBu
- Effective noise reduction: greater than 60dB
- Dynamic range: greater than 100dB
- Total harmonic distortion: 0.05% typical
- Power consumption: 35mA @ 9VDC
- Release response: program-dependent via Time Vector Processing
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