sroyboyk
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I got one and it is awesome. I highly recommend it.
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Nick_cor
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WOW, that's pretty much what my rack would be minus the triaxis/290 - would be replaced with mark IV rackmount, very very nice rig, what are you controlling it with? love the ISP, do you you they're as good as they say?
sroyboyk
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Nick_cor said:
I am controlling it with a ground control pro. The ISP is as good as they say it is. My rig is silent, I mean dead silent and no effect on tone or sustain. The ISP is an expensive unit, but you get what you pay for.
Nick_cor
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Well, I know what I'm getting! last question! would you say the G force is transparent? or more transparent then the G major if you've tried it?
cvansickle
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I'm sort of dumb when it comes to noise reduction, so please enlighten me (I'm not being sarcastic). What's the benefit of two channels? Thanks.
sroyboyk
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Nick_cor said:
Get a g-force. It adds to my tone, never taking anything away. The thing is so deep that I have tweeked for many hours and have only skimmed the surface of what it can do. I have never tried a g major. My way of thinking especially with gear is you get what you pay for. Also if you look arouind you can get an excellent condition g force for about $750. Thats what I did :wink:
sroyboyk
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cvansickle said:
I have read the manual that came with the ISP a few times and still don't understand it. I mean how it works. It is easy to set up. All I know is it works. If you are looking for a noise suppression unit and have $400 to spend, get it. There will be no regrets.
