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Optischer Kompressor mit vielen vielen Knöpfen = Möglichkeiten.

Klein und fein...

V2 - same sound - smaller box! The FAT GENERAL is an evolution of the critically acclaimed OTC-201 compressor.

Buffer und Kompressor: "Quantum" ein 2-in-1 Pedal! Eine absolute Geheimwaffe und ein "always on" Pedal!

Der JAM DynassoR ist eine Kombination aus einem Ross Kompressor und dem MXR Dyna Comp.

The Cocaine features the same optical compressor circuit as its little two-knob brother, the much beloved COCA COMPRESSOR but offers a lot more controls and tone-shaping features.

Start your signal chain with the best possible version of your guitar tone. Treat your guitar signal to true studio quality analog compression with two distinct voices for smooth transparency or vintage squeeze. Hit the Boost switch to add clean boost or soft-clipped dirty boost, with the EQ curve of your choice.

Everything great about the original Compressor tuned for bass!

COMPRESSOR / PREAMP / DI BOX / BUFFER

The Galactavise™ is our flagship compressor. Built with the musician’s needs in mind, it boasts an uncompromisingly sweet compressor circuit with a “mix” control for dialing in that perfect balance of compressed tone and clean tone. The top end can often be make or break with many compressor circuits, so we also added the ability to adjust just the right amount with the “presence” control. We used the highest quality components for a low noise floor and road-worthy durability. Let the Galactavise™ blast your tone into orbit!

This next-gen compressor maintains the classic circuit architecture while increasing range and functionality. The new EQ section allows you to sculpt your tone in the same box that squashes it (that’s a good thing).

The Alma Compressor MKII - it retains all its original elements such as an internal voltage doubling circuit, and a Clean control to be blended with the compressed signal plus new features of the MKII are a Ratio switch, allowing the user to select between 2:1, 4:1 and 8:1 compression Ratios, as well as a visual indication of how much compression is being applied to the input signal.