Noise Gates?

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I have a Sentry pedal and it does an ok job, but feel like there is something better out there. I might look into that Zuul.
 
I bought the mini decimator and I love it..I also have the original one and side by side to my ears the mini sounds better,seems it sonically makes my amps sound better if that makes any sense ? when running side by side and adjusting both pedals single control knob I hear more tone,almost like it barely boosts the amps natural frequencies..yep thats weird but thats how I have to describe it..I will say I use the Mini one all the time now because of what I've written.
 
riffermadness":28rwsste said:
I bought the mini decimator and I love it..I also have the original one and side by side to my ears the mini sounds better,seems it sonically makes my amps sound better if that makes any sense ? when running side by side and adjusting both pedals single control knob I hear more tone,almost like it barely boosts the amps natural frequencies..yep thats weird but thats how I have to describe it..I will say I use the Mini one all the time now because of what I've written.
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That's good to hear because on other message boards I read it sucked own or killed highs what amp are you using?
 
Decimator sucks/killing highs...if Your loop, wiring, cabling or pedal placement sucks. It is usually user error.
I recommend to fix Rectoverb's loop at first. Cheap and easy. Than use Decimator or NS-2 in Xpattern.
 
I dont disagree with you however I'm just using two fx pedals in the loop I don't think it'll be enough noise to worry about. And I'm only running to pedals and front now that I think about it the decimator is just for my front end noise hiss
 
Meh I had that mini decimator x was junk. Internals were cheapest crap possible, got rid of it asap as the $21 rowin Decimator 1 clone I had next to it sounded no worse at all.
 
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