ISP Technologies has downsized its popular Decimator noise suppressor into a mini-pedal format with the Deci-Mate.
The Deci-Mate promises new tracking improvements over existing Decimators, with an adaptive response that can cope with staccato playing and sustained notes.
A single threshold knob controls the level of noise reduction, and ISP reckons that’s all you need - its algorithm aims to do away with any release control.
The whole thing is a fully analogue design with no digital artefacts or aliasing, and boasts up to 90dB of noise reduction, true bypass switching and 9V power supply operation.
The Deci-Mate is available from October - head over to ISP Technologies for more info.
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