BOSS NS-1X Noise Suppressor Pedal

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Powered by advanced BOSS MDP technology, the NS-1X intelligently silences noise without affecting the natural tone and playing feel of your guitar or bass. Reduction mode keeps your rig quiet in any general playing setup, while Gate mode provides ultra-fast performance to ensure that precision, high-gain riffs remain sharp and distinct. Versatile and easy to use, the NS-1X is an essential tool for defeating noise issues while practising, performing, and recording. Features: Next-generation noise suppressor and gate for guitar, bass, and other electronic musical instruments Intelligent BOSS MDP technology eliminates noise with no impact on playing feel or response Intuitive operation with Threshold, Decay, and Damp knobs Reduction mode for general noise suppression applications Gate mode provides ultra-fast noise elimination for tapping, sweep picking, and heavy rhythm styles that rely on high-gain tones Mute mode for silencing the instrument signal when the pedal switch is engaged (the pedal operates in user-selectable Reduction or Gate mode when the switch is off) Reduction indicator that dynamically displays the current noise suppression status Send/return loop for optimized noise elimination with overdrives, distortions, and other noise-producing pedals DC Out for distributing power to other pedals (requires optional PSA adaptor and PCS-20A parallel cable) Specifications: Sampling Frequency: 48 kHz AD Conversion: 24 bits + AF method, AF method (Adaptive Focus method) This is a proprietary method from Roland & BOSS that vastly improves the signal-to-noise (SN) ratio of the AD converter. DA Conversion: 32 bits Processing: 32-bit floating point Modes: 3 Modes (Gate, Reduction, Mute) Bypass: Buffered bypass Controls: Mode knob, Decay knob, Threshold knob, Damp knob, Pedal switch Power Supply: Alkaline battery (9 V, 6LR61), AC adaptor (not included) Current Draw: 60 mA Included Accessories: Leaflet (“Using the Unit Safely,” “Important Notes,” and “