Neewer Mini Compressor Pedal Ultimate Comp Guitar Effect Pedal, Aluminum Alloy Optical Compressor with 1/4-inch Mono Audio Jack Normal, Treble Compression Modes for Guitarists Play on Stage
- Widely used by guitarists to compress the music, preferred by country singers, funky guitarists and other guitarists who want to avoid abrupt low or high sound during the performance
- Enable the music to be sounded from a subtle barely noticeable effect to a thick, dampened squish; Every note played will be at nearly the same amplitude, and therefore nearly equal in volume;It will provide a smooth compressed tone while maximizing the punch of your notes
- 2 Working Modes: Normal and Treble compression. Give you extra option to choose the moderate mode; And it is easy to shift the mode, you just need to push the small iron rod up and down
- Classic Design: Made of aluminum alloy material, classic mini size; The bypass footswitch and mode control rod are made of sturdy aluminum alloy, practical and flexible; And other knobs are coated with non-slip plastic, convenient for manipulating with hands
- Has passed FCC, CE, ROHS test, the quality is reliable; True bypass provides transparent tone; Easy to control, a manual is coming with the product; The LED indicator shows the status of effect pedal
Description The compressor pedal can sound anything from a subtle barely noticeable effect to a thick, dampened squish. The benefit of a compressor lies in that every note played will be at nearly the same amplitude, and therefore nearly equal in volume. This will help normalize tones that are sometimes lost in the mix because of complex overtones, and it will result in a more articulate sound and provide a smooth compressed tone while maximizing the punch of your notes Various Usages One use fo
List Price: $ 25.99
Price: $ 25.99
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