Settings
Subtle Compression: Add just a little compression to your overall tone to even things out
High Compression: A large amount of compressed tone mixed with very little dry signal which is great for smoothing out the dynamics in slap-style playing and keeping the pulled notes from becoming too harsh and overbearing
Sharp, Fast: Add a little sparkle and punch to your top end without sacrificing any of your low-end tone
Reggae: Give your sound that fat bottom end you ne
The Studio Bass Compressor is a studio-grade, classic compressor in a user friendly 4 knob format
Transparent and pairs beautifully with the 805 Overdrive for tight grind
Designed and Assembled in Santa Barbara, CA

Technical Details

Product Details

Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 4.3 inch
Height : 2.7 inch
Length : 5.7 inch

Item Weight: 0 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping Weight: 11.2 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B00RM4RI3O

Product Description

Studio Bass Compressor Effects Pedal. The Studio Bass Compressor was designed for professional bassists looking for a compressor that can provide increased sustain, accentuated picking and can even out single-note runs. It''s extremely low noise and has an easy-to-use control format: The Blend knob allows you to control the amount of wet signal so you can bring natural snap back into your individual notes. The Volume knob lets you to control the output (or you can push it up and lower the Compression for a great clean boost). The Attack knob regulates how quickly the compressor reacts to your initial pick attack - cranking it up will give a late attack that allows your pick or finger dynamics to come through before the compression kicks in. The Compressor knob is the heart of the pedal and allows you to easily control the dynamic range, while the Low/Full/Mid switch determines the frequency content of the dry signal being blended in with the compressed signal, making it easy to bring back your dynamic range. The Studio Bass Compressor is incredibly versatile: you can easily go from a subtle compression that gently smoothes things out all the way to a high compression that balances the dynamics in slap-style playing to keep each note from being too harsh or overbearing. Rock players can effortlessly summon powerful midrange punch while maintaining a fat bottom end. Bassists who prefer a more vintage sound can dial in a nice even mixture of top, mid and bottom frequencies.