It does the job, though eventually I'd like to upgrade

I'm still checking long-term use, but so far, it's easy to use & has done a nice job quieting down a noisy Boss DS-1

When it works it does a great job, but in my experience that is sporadic.

If you want a "better" suppressor/noise gate then you will have to pay a bit more for one of those fancier one's, but for less than 40 dollars, it does a pretty good job, just not so well with the distortion

Does the job well and your tone stays the same.

The Noise Killer performs the same job as the iSP, leaving room on my pedal board.

Does a better job than another, more expensive pedal I won't name

Not only does this thing do a very intelligent job of chopping out the noise in high gain situations, but it also is smart enough to clean up cheap amp noise/bad power supply noise as well

Not only does this thing do a very intelligent job of chopping out the noise in high gain situations, but it also is smart enough to clean up cheap amp noise/bad power supply noise as well

If you want something that is easy to set, does a good job, takes up very little space on your board, the Donner is a great option.

The NS2 did a good job of

Drive your favorite overdrive / distortion / eq into it, turn those bad boys up, and this will do a decent job of letting the good stuff through

they get the job done fairly well.

So far with my extremely noisy setup its doing a good job just "cleaning up" once i'm done playing something

it does a good job ,I'm pleased with it

Why spend $100 when this little guy does a fantastic job?

It's surprisingly well built, easy to configure, and it does it's job well.