I bought this compressor last week and took it to practice yesterday. It's great ! I just need to mess around with it a little more, but yes I agree that compression is the best kept secret. People usually don't buy it first when testing pedals because it's not a "fun" pedal.
I have been playing guitar for 30+ years and I have to admit I just started using compression I used to be a very anti pedal person and man I wish I would have started playing pedals 30+ years ago I love them now! Thank for the video!
OMG! Been watching your stuff for about 6 months, Dan, and never understood your self flagellation over your guitar playing.... Tonight I've finally seen your bass skills. Speechless! Truly blown away, maestro.
I just ordered mine... thanks to you.. my bass sound more tube like with your set up running through an Ampeg SVT 450 (solid state) and growls, no more clipping and the sound is even in every note, no mater how hard I play...THANK YOU A LOT!
FYI the attack setting is the time it takes for the compressor to "clamp down" on the signal and affect it. Turning the knob clockwise isn't doesn't affect the gain of the pedal, it slows down the attack.
Bought this little pedal and tried it on different amps. The sound difference is "In-Your-Face" terrific. In short, the pedal far exceeded my expectations - "Big Time!"
Bought this today, 17.99 from the U.S. Warehouse with free shipping! Can't beat that! Thanks again, Dan! Love your channel, have the Ammoon Nano Looper you reviewed too, love TomTop.
Come on Dan, why would I wanna plunk out 20 bucks for a cheap-ass Chinese brand, made in China pedal when I can tear Ben Franklin a new one by buying an "American" brand cheap-ass pedal made in China? Duh. Good job. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for doing this video. I bought this pedal, got it in, used your settings, and holy crap, it's awesome!!! I'm blown away by it. Best bang for your buck.
This eas my first bass pedal and it's still in use, it makes playing feel smoother at the finger tips and helps adapt volume to any random amp. The level knob got a crackling noise after the years, fixed it with electric contact cleaner spray.
Did it affect your low end at all? Putting together a bass pedal board (long time guitar player, new bassist) and my Dyna Comp does drop some low end, and want to go with a mini pedal anyway to get the smallest pedal board I can.
You know what, I like the pedal. It compresses hard enough, it seems, and the overdrive effect might be useful. On bass it does sound like a classic tube amp, like an SVT sort of sound. I'm impressed. Thanks a lot for making this video, just ordered one myself.
Nice to see the Rick again That's a gorgeous bass Cutting edge video as always and love all the fun stuff Dan make more videos you're gonna be very successful mate
Great video. So cheap I had to try it. It's staying on my micro bass pedal board at the front of the chain. Love the simplicity and control. Goes from subtle to extreme for a variety uses. Thanks a ton!!!
Sean D man i was watching this shit under extreme scrutiny trying to figure out how u knew he had fake hair under his french pimp hat and then... maaaaan 😑😑😑
These sound kind of like a dyna comp to me. You can’t beat the price. I usually use 2 comps on my board, a dyna/Ross type and a optical that’s pretty transparent and this would be a great dyna/ross substitute.
Thank you Dan for another very informative and well done video, I have mostly shunned compressors as a bassist for most of my 40 plus years of playing but after hearing it on that oh so flipping amazing Ric Build I am now a believer and that just sounded amazing, you built a Beast of a Bass there, still stunned by how good it looks and more importantly it sounds well I guess both so really this comment is more on the Bass than that compression but as always thank you oh and really your not that lousy on guitar LOL however you are a Badass on Bass
Haha thanks for the compliments! Unfortunately that bass sold yesterday so this is the last video you’ll see it in. I’ll really miss that thing. Oh well, time for more builds!
And I saw it on your site as Sold if you ask me you sold yourself short 🙂 but hey you are the pro, or at least your website says you are LOL.. I will just cheat tho and knock of your knock offs... Keep up the great work, love what your doing and I'm spreading the word of your TH-cam, website and (sorry still not on FB but you did get me on instagram and sharing that as well ) the time you spend is greatly appreciated
A sign of a good compressor is it's transparent nature...I love the old 70,s Dan Armstrong orange squeezer. Very transparent n great sustain..w just gain /vol settings. A fav of country players ....this is nice for the bucks.....
What do you think about the low end roll-off that is comparable to the MXR DynaComp according to many comments on the web? I tried yesterday on bass, I noticed but it’s kind of not bad so far, just sound a little thighter and less mushy. Didn’t try with full band and with my tube bass amp yet, but maybe I will notice more the bass roll-off in the mix.
Great timing since I was just starting to look at compressor pedals! You say they help cover up some sloppy playing. Do you think the pedal teaches you to play sloppy since you're relying on it to help you sound good? For a lousy bass player, will a compressor let me relax and stay lousy thinking I'm sounding better?
It’s possible that it could teach bad habits, but I typically don’t use it when practicing, only when performing or recording, so it makes me sound a little more professional. But in my bedroom, I don’t use it. I want all my flaws exposed so that I can learn to play better.
I've got that comp. The jack bolts were a bit loose on mine which added some noise/crackling. Tightening them up a bit took care of that. I do like the Ammoon OptiComp, which is about $10 more, better though.
Hello, do you have a review for a 4in1 mosky redfox or mosky dtc pedal? Do you consider a 4in1 pedal analog? Hope you review one and add that compressor to the chain, i'm kinda curious what it sounds like. Thanks
Bought this when the video came out and still using it till this day! I would only change it if it dies on me or for a keeley if i decide to invest a bit more on my pedalboard!
Hey Dan, would you be able to recommend a cheap buffer pedal? I've noticed with all your pedal reviews that you emphasize that they include 'true bypass', meaning that the tone is unaffected by the pedal when deactivated. However, a situation I used to come across when playing with a bunch of true bypass pedals and some relatively long instrument cables (roughly 5 - 7 meters) was that I was losing a lot of treble, which got worse when I put a wah pedal in the chain. It drove me a little mad until a friend of mine explained that I was inadvertently creating a long capacitor which was sucking all the top end, and he recommended adding a few buffered bypass pedals or a dedicated buffer to correct this.
you are correct, for long signal chains and lots of pedals you will lose tone and you need a buffer to prevent this. I haven't used any of the cheap ones so I can't recommend any, but TomTop does have some available. Really, if you're that concerned about your tone, it's probably wise to invest in a good buffer.
It sounds good... just one question... I noticed on other reviews of this item that, when you hit the button to activate (or deactivate) it, you have a very thick (noisy) click that surely would interfere with the sound and the song... is it normal? I don't think so. By the way in this video you cannot notice this fact because the moments you push on the button to activate the pedal are not shown
how is this pedal for making clean tapping stand out more? i like to play things like yvette young and tiny moving parts, but it's a huge pain in the ass having to press so hard to get the tapping riffs to shine through, it really hinders my speed and play-ability
I see you also have the Kokko overdrive, is this compressor any better as a boost into a distorted amp? I have the FOD3 and I really just don't like how it colors the sound. I know they also make a booster pedal, but I also would like to use the compression for very clean stuff.
Compression can be used as a booster in a pinch, but it’s best used for...well...compression. If you want a boost pedal then get a boost pedal. I agree, the FOD3 is not the greatest overdrive pedal. It’s good for a trick or two, but overall there are better sounding pedals.
I like the FOD with grit on it's own, as a way to practice chops with low gain, but I hate it combined with anything else. Sucks the tone out of my marshall and S&K preamp pedal
Hi, I was looking to buy a Compressor, but I really hate noisy pedals. I would mostly use a compressor for subtle sustain and occasional tight chicken pickin for church, how is it noise wise?
Where exactly would this work best in the signal chain? I’m currently running in order; and clearly not all at once, a cry baby, 3699 Fuzz, Metal Muff, small clone chorus, back talk delay, time shadows delay, amp. I’m also receiving a Joyo vintage boost pedal in this shipment that I plan on putting between the wah and the fuzz. Any thoughts?
The fuzz and metal muff will compress the sound enough, you will not need compression using high gain pedals. Compressor are usually put in the beginning of the signal chain.
Modding Amps scares me a little because of the deadly voltages. Honestly, I scored the valve jr in a pawn shop already modded. $150 was a steal, the owner had no idea what it was worth.
Well, if you do, be sure to make a video \m/ Also, what are your thoughts on cheap floyd rose bridges from online companies like Dragonfire and Guitarfetish? I want to buy a floyd rose but I'm kinda on a tight budget
I only used DI box for my acoustic electric gtr , which one do you prefer for my guitar , equalizer pedal or compressor pedal..for make better the sound ..
I just bought one of these for those few times I need "reeeeeally long" notes on my bass without requiring a 're-strike' of the string. For some reason, when I have the compressor on (even by itself), I seem to lose volume on my E string and to a lesser extent my A string. Any thoughts? Settings are (approximately) Attack = 10 O'Clock, Sustain = 11 O'Clock and Level 10 O'Clock. It's 2nd on the pedal board after the Rowin Tuner. There is a Morley Mini-Volume between the compressor and the converted Bogen Tube amp. BTW - I have been playing in my church Worship Team for 11 years. EDIT 7/25/2019: Problem solved, upped the Power Supply to 500mA. All notes are now equally compressed/sustained.
I resolved my loss of volume and 'tone squashing" by upping the power supply capacity to 500mA (1/2 Amp) to the Compressor Pedal. Maybe yours is starved for amperage/voltage as well!
Schematically could you show how this pedal compaired to a fuzz or a distortion or an overdrive are made? Im interested in non harsh clipping Or more positive wavechange and cant decide on a proper pedal. Dont want hiss dont like gates.
I had never used compression in my playing until recently. should have maybe started small with something like this but I went straight for an MXR M87. still trying to dial in the right sound for my playing but as far as explanation and functions go this definitely helps. thanks for sharing!
Where the best place for compressor in pedal chain, before overdrive or after overdrive? Assume i have 3 pedal. Compressor, distortion and vintage overdrive, which the best order?
Hey Dan, nice video!! And I would like to know if you could make a review for guitar and bass of the Nux Roctary (it s not a cheap pedal, but sounds great the organ emulator). Greetins from Brasil
Guns and Guitars Thanks for the attention. I ask about this pedal because I love 70's bands, especially Deep Purple, and the sound of that rock keyboard of Jon Lord!!
This compressor may be cheap but I've had it for a year and it's incredible! I have no issues with running it into a $2500 head.
I bought this compressor last week and took it to practice yesterday. It's great ! I just need to mess around with it a little more, but yes I agree that compression is the best kept secret. People usually don't buy it first when testing pedals because it's not a "fun" pedal.
I have been playing guitar for 30+ years and I have to admit I just started using compression I used to be a very anti pedal person and man I wish I would have started playing pedals 30+ years ago I love them now! Thank for the video!
OMG! Been watching your stuff for about 6 months, Dan, and never understood your self flagellation over your guitar playing.... Tonight I've finally seen your bass skills. Speechless! Truly blown away, maestro.
I just ordered mine... thanks to you.. my bass sound more tube like with your set up running through an Ampeg SVT 450 (solid state) and growls, no more clipping and the sound is even in every note, no mater how hard I play...THANK YOU A LOT!
FN-2187 what settings are using? Thanks
FYI the attack setting is the time it takes for the compressor to "clamp down" on the signal and affect it. Turning the knob clockwise isn't doesn't affect the gain of the pedal, it slows down the attack.
An 8 Minute compression video.
Oh the irony 😂
Haha
(SARCASM MODE = ON) Needs to be 'Compressed" down to less than 4 minutes? ;-) (sarcasm mode = off)
@@SCarter76 i give you jacket 😂
I think 10 minutes is better for your algorithm and such
Seriously you makes the best videos on TH-cam. Great job
Wow thank you! Best compliment I’ve gotten so far :)
Great videos, as always. I love that you also talk about what each knob does. Can you have a video where you go through all your music gear?
That video would be 75hrs long haha.
Your channel is really growing and improving.
Thanks! I’m trying my best. It’s my full time job now :)
Bought this little pedal and tried it on different amps. The sound difference is "In-Your-Face" terrific. In short, the pedal far exceeded my expectations - "Big Time!"
Got the Kokko comp. pedal and have to say was very surprised at how good this little pedal sounds. Thanks for the heads up on this bargain pedal.
Bought this today, 17.99 from the U.S. Warehouse with free shipping! Can't beat that! Thanks again, Dan! Love your channel, have the Ammoon Nano Looper you reviewed too, love TomTop.
Great! Glad to hear they are taking good care of you.
Come on Dan, why would I wanna plunk out 20 bucks for a cheap-ass Chinese brand, made in China pedal when I can tear Ben Franklin a new one by buying an "American" brand cheap-ass pedal made in China? Duh. Good job. Keep up the good work!
Haha! Couldn’t have said it better myself!
China phobia?
@@Altersolve01 Did you not read his comment bro? It's called sarcasm.
Thanks for doing this video. I bought this pedal, got it in, used your settings, and holy crap, it's awesome!!! I'm blown away by it. Best bang for your buck.
Seriously, it’s such a good value. Glad you’re enjoying it!
Another great video, man every time I see that rick bass I fall even more in love
Me too! It sold today unfortunately, so now I have to say bye bye... :(
Guns and Guitars ah man that sucks. I’m sure you’ll build another one though!
Great review. I'm looking for a compressor pedal...and I'm on a budget. So that may fit the bill. Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome! $18 you can hardly go wrong
Great info in this video. The production quality was superb as well. & Your playing on that sweet bass was groovy as hell!
love that bass man, greetings from Argentina!
This eas my first bass pedal and it's still in use, it makes playing feel smoother at the finger tips and helps adapt volume to any random amp. The level knob got a crackling noise after the years, fixed it with electric contact cleaner spray.
Did it affect your low end at all? Putting together a bass pedal board (long time guitar player, new bassist) and my Dyna Comp does drop some low end, and want to go with a mini pedal anyway to get the smallest pedal board I can.
Thats the most beautiful bass I've ever seen.
Dan I didn’t know you were a bassist as well and you are amazing on it! Definitely a Flea vibe happening.
You know what, I like the pedal. It compresses hard enough, it seems, and the overdrive effect might be useful. On bass it does sound like a classic tube amp, like an SVT sort of sound. I'm impressed. Thanks a lot for making this video, just ordered one myself.
Nice review!! Excellent bass playing, congrats!
hi im a beginner can i use that to my bass guitar?
3:57 was smooth can I use that melody please?
Excellent demo for showing (those who don't know) what the actual benefits are of using a compressor effect.
Nice to see the Rick again That's a gorgeous bass Cutting edge video as always and love all the fun stuff Dan make more videos you're gonna be very successful mate
Oh no just found out Rick is sold Hope it goes to good hands I'm sure a lot of fans will miss it SNIFF
Yeah I was really sad to see that one go...
Great video......May your channel blow up to fame
Haha thanks for your blessing! I’m not in it for the fame though. Just for the music and creative expression.
Great video. So cheap I had to try it. It's staying on my micro bass pedal board at the front of the chain. Love the simplicity and control. Goes from subtle to extreme for a variety uses. Thanks a ton!!!
Finally someone did nice and clear explanation. Tks.
Thanks Dan, great video, and you've helped me undertand the Compressor Pedal. Kev.
As always, a well done, informative video. Thanks Dan.
Things I love:
That Rick Bass
Gear reviews
Your fake hair
Wow, nailed all three in this vid didn’t I? Haha
Sean D man i was watching this shit under extreme scrutiny trying to figure out how u knew he had fake hair under his french pimp hat and then... maaaaan 😑😑😑
Things I like:
Lists
Shoes
Medicine
Not a real rick
Nice to hear some new riffs
Bought this pedal based on this video, and am very happy with it! Perfect for home practice!
Nice video, I really like this pedal. You play guitar like a bass player, it gives you a unique character. I like it 👍
3:35 "it hides my sloppy guitar playing"
ahaa.... now you got me interested
These sound kind of like a dyna comp to me. You can’t beat the price. I usually use 2 comps on my board, a dyna/Ross type and a optical that’s pretty transparent and this would be a great dyna/ross substitute.
Nice seinfeld playing
I got a lot of requests for it haha
New comment to an old video buuuuut DAYUM that bass looks so good and you had it sounding nice as well 👍
I have one very similar to this, the NUX Sculpture ($55 USD) and it works amazing on bass
I just can't get enough of this channel... and yeah I'm commenting from my brothers channel... just couldn't resist
Pedals usually do not come with a/c adapters but they usually have an internal battery.
Thank you Dan for another very informative and well done video, I have mostly shunned compressors as a bassist for most of my 40 plus years of playing but after hearing it on that oh so flipping amazing Ric Build I am now a believer and that just sounded amazing, you built a Beast of a Bass there, still stunned by how good it looks and more importantly it sounds well I guess both so really this comment is more on the Bass than that compression but as always thank you oh and really your not that lousy on guitar LOL however you are a Badass on Bass
Haha thanks for the compliments! Unfortunately that bass sold yesterday so this is the last video you’ll see it in. I’ll really miss that thing. Oh well, time for more builds!
And I saw it on your site as Sold if you ask me you sold yourself short 🙂 but hey you are the pro, or at least your website says you are LOL.. I will just cheat tho and knock of your knock offs... Keep up the great work, love what your doing and I'm spreading the word of your TH-cam, website and (sorry still not on FB but you did get me on instagram and sharing that as well ) the time you spend is greatly appreciated
Totally on point! Picked one up because of this review. Very satisfied. Keep up the good work!
thanks man, glad you like it!
how does it compare to boss compressor ? if its 80% as good then its a keeper for me
I love the "o'clock" Concept
This Video made me bought this pedal man thanks alot!
In your experience on pedal price- do you usually get what you paid for? Tone is in proportion with cost?
Good pedal for it's price. Please check out my TH-cam channel for my review of the Kokko Mini Compressor pedal as well. Thanks.
Thanks for your demo !
Hey Guns and Guitars, The compression pedals acuso do great on vocals as well. for singers.
That bass tone is insane!
Thanks! I love that bass
What a beautiful sounding and looking insrument!
Wow .. that was nice demo, bro. thanks.
A sign of a good compressor is it's transparent nature...I love the old 70,s Dan Armstrong orange squeezer. Very transparent n great sustain..w just gain /vol settings. A fav of country players ....this is nice for the bucks.....
What do you think about the low end roll-off that is comparable to the MXR DynaComp according to many comments on the web? I tried yesterday on bass, I noticed but it’s kind of not bad so far, just sound a little thighter and less mushy. Didn’t try with full band and with my tube bass amp yet, but maybe I will notice more the bass roll-off in the mix.
Great timing since I was just starting to look at compressor pedals!
You say they help cover up some sloppy playing. Do you think the pedal teaches you to play sloppy since you're relying on it to help you sound good? For a lousy bass player, will a compressor let me relax and stay lousy thinking I'm sounding better?
It’s possible that it could teach bad habits, but I typically don’t use it when practicing, only when performing or recording, so it makes me sound a little more professional. But in my bedroom, I don’t use it. I want all my flaws exposed so that I can learn to play better.
Like Samson. It's in the HAIR!!!
And I Have Yet Again Designed A New Pedal Board.
Great video. I know that you're checking out other pedals. NUX, Joyo, & Aroma.
Joyo is surprisingly nice.
Ive heard that Joyo is a good choice as well. Their prices are starting to climb, which probably reflects their value/popularity
I've got that comp. The jack bolts were a bit loose on mine which added some noise/crackling. Tightening them up a bit took care of that. I do like the Ammoon OptiComp, which is about $10 more, better though.
I believe it. I’ve actually been pretty impressed by Ammoon products, and others seem to agree
Hello, do you have a review for a 4in1 mosky redfox or mosky dtc pedal? Do you consider a 4in1 pedal analog? Hope you review one and add that compressor to the chain, i'm kinda curious what it sounds like. Thanks
FYI, the white indicator on the knobs are glow in the dark. Which I think is cool.
Bought this when the video came out and still using it till this day! I would only change it if it dies on me or for a keeley if i decide to invest a bit more on my pedalboard!
Great review and stunning guitar
Hey Dan, would you be able to recommend a cheap buffer pedal? I've noticed with all your pedal reviews that you emphasize that they include 'true bypass', meaning that the tone is unaffected by the pedal when deactivated. However, a situation I used to come across when playing with a bunch of true bypass pedals and some relatively long instrument cables (roughly 5 - 7 meters) was that I was losing a lot of treble, which got worse when I put a wah pedal in the chain. It drove me a little mad until a friend of mine explained that I was inadvertently creating a long capacitor which was sucking all the top end, and he recommended adding a few buffered bypass pedals or a dedicated buffer to correct this.
you are correct, for long signal chains and lots of pedals you will lose tone and you need a buffer to prevent this. I haven't used any of the cheap ones so I can't recommend any, but TomTop does have some available. Really, if you're that concerned about your tone, it's probably wise to invest in a good buffer.
Noided 24/7 I run 7 pedals without a lot of loss. It's noticeable, but not unpleasant
Does it run on batteries ?
It sounds good... just one question... I noticed on other reviews of this item that, when you hit the button to activate (or deactivate) it, you have a very thick (noisy) click that surely would interfere with the sound and the song... is it normal? I don't think so. By the way in this video you cannot notice this fact because the moments you push on the button to activate the pedal are not shown
Help ... Which one??? Which is better.... Behringer Cs400 or this kokko compressor???
how is this pedal for making clean tapping stand out more? i like to play things like yvette young and tiny moving parts, but it's a huge pain in the ass having to press so hard to get the tapping riffs to shine through, it really hinders my speed and play-ability
being the guns back
My last video was a gun Video. Did you miss it?
Wow! If I didn't found my used EBS multicomp, I would've probably opted for this!
is it any good for vocals and synths?
I see you also have the Kokko overdrive, is this compressor any better as a boost into a distorted amp? I have the FOD3 and I really just don't like how it colors the sound. I know they also make a booster pedal, but I also would like to use the compression for very clean stuff.
Compression can be used as a booster in a pinch, but it’s best used for...well...compression. If you want a boost pedal then get a boost pedal. I agree, the FOD3 is not the greatest overdrive pedal. It’s good for a trick or two, but overall there are better sounding pedals.
I like the FOD with grit on it's own, as a way to practice chops with low gain, but I hate it combined with anything else. Sucks the tone out of my marshall and S&K preamp pedal
Hi, I was looking to buy a Compressor, but I really hate noisy pedals. I would mostly use a compressor for subtle sustain and occasional tight chicken pickin for church, how is it noise wise?
it depends on the guitar and amp setup as with all compressors. It's quiet if you don't push it too hard.
Where exactly would this work best in the signal chain? I’m currently running in order; and clearly not all at once, a cry baby, 3699 Fuzz, Metal Muff, small clone chorus, back talk delay, time shadows delay, amp.
I’m also receiving a Joyo vintage boost pedal in this shipment that I plan on putting between the wah and the fuzz.
Any thoughts?
The fuzz and metal muff will compress the sound enough, you will not need compression using high gain pedals. Compressor are usually put in the beginning of the signal chain.
Awesome review! Do you mod amps too? It would be fun to watch that
Modding Amps scares me a little because of the deadly voltages. Honestly, I scored the valve jr in a pawn shop already modded. $150 was a steal, the owner had no idea what it was worth.
I do want to learn more about amp modding and give it a try someday.
Well, if you do, be sure to make a video \m/
Also, what are your thoughts on cheap floyd rose bridges from online companies like Dragonfire and Guitarfetish? I want to buy a floyd rose but I'm kinda on a tight budget
I really want to try one out, but I haven’t yet. Hopefully soon though!
Great video great music song so sounds great audio good guitar 🎸. Great show
I only used DI box for my acoustic electric gtr , which one do you prefer for my guitar , equalizer pedal or compressor pedal..for make better the sound ..
They do different things.
Got mine today😍
I just bought one of these for those few times I need "reeeeeally long" notes on my bass without requiring a 're-strike' of the string. For some reason, when I have the compressor on (even by itself), I seem to lose volume on my E string and to a lesser extent my A string. Any thoughts? Settings are (approximately) Attack = 10 O'Clock, Sustain = 11 O'Clock and Level 10 O'Clock. It's 2nd on the pedal board after the Rowin Tuner. There is a Morley Mini-Volume between the compressor and the converted Bogen Tube amp.
BTW - I have been playing in my church Worship Team for 11 years.
EDIT 7/25/2019: Problem solved, upped the Power Supply to 500mA. All notes are now equally compressed/sustained.
I resolved my loss of volume and 'tone squashing" by upping the power supply capacity to 500mA (1/2 Amp) to the Compressor Pedal. Maybe yours is starved for amperage/voltage as well!
Nice. I actually had Seinfeld on in the background. lol
is it worth it?
the noise isnt neccesarry from the pedal it might come from the noise floor beeing pulled up when you compress the signal enough
And also when it's giving that kind of boost, you should expect added hiss
good video I'm going to buy that pedal
I have this mini compressor and i really love it.
have you done comparisons with other compressors? i really want to know how big is the difference
That's a gorgeous guitar! What kind is it?
The Guitar is a schecter tempest. The bass is a custom build I did.
Schematically could you show how this pedal compaired to a fuzz or a distortion or an overdrive are made? Im interested in non harsh clipping
Or more positive wavechange and cant decide on a proper pedal. Dont want hiss dont like gates.
I had never used compression in my playing until recently. should have maybe started small with something like this but I went straight for an MXR M87. still trying to dial in the right sound for my playing but as far as explanation and functions go this definitely helps. thanks for sharing!
Looking forward to the reverb pedal review :)
Me too! That pedal is great :)
how does it compare to the yellow comp?
Where the best place for compressor in pedal chain, before overdrive or after overdrive? Assume i have 3 pedal. Compressor, distortion and vintage overdrive, which the best order?
Compressor > Overdrive > Distortion
Hey Dan, nice video!! And I would like to know if you could make a review for guitar and bass of the Nux Roctary (it s not a cheap pedal, but sounds great the organ emulator). Greetins from Brasil
Hey thanks for the recommendation. I’ll look into it
Guns and Guitars Thanks for the attention. I ask about this pedal because I love 70's bands, especially Deep Purple, and the sound of that rock keyboard of Jon Lord!!
I use one to calm my Mel9 (Melotron) pedal down a bit which replicates the capricious nature of Melotron too well !
Thanks for the lick
good demo: I plan to order this today~ HEY~~~~~~
it's 2021, the compressor is now $24.95, and your playing sounds fantastic, G and G.
Thank you for the review, i just ordered one.
What is the brand of the bass you are playing at the end?
He built this bass himself.
A newbie here. What does boost mean? Does it mean louder volume?
Yep buddy, there are treeble booster, volume booster and bit more but they basically do the same which is give you more volume