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Customer Reviewsfrom Polk City Fl August 10, 2011Music Background: Hobbyist,and always learning ! Great PedalI bought this from Sweetwater about a month ago (Great Service), I like a subtle usage of compression, and this fit's my needs perfectly.It's a very quiet pedal with or without the noise gate on. It's also flexible in that it can be used for that chickin pickin style of playing - plus the tone control is very useful. It's built like a tank, so it should stand up for long time. I'm very happy with this purchase from Cincinnati OH November 11, 2010Music Background: Long time semi pro Works great for meI use this exclusively with my Taylor 714 acoustic. Playing in a Worship team I switch from light finger style to hard core strumming in an instant. Without compression, one is too quiet and the other is right in your face. So I borrowed one of these pedals from a friend and placed my order 10 minutes after I played with it.To dial it in I had a friend help. I set tone and gain knobs to 12 O' Clock and the comp knob all the way off. Then I started picking, strumming, picking, strumming, while my friend turned the COMP knob up. We did this until the volume balance between the two was just right. Then I adjusted the gain until it was where I needed it in my signal chain. About the tone- using the tone knob is optional. There's a toggle switch that turns it on and off. I can see want someone would not want to use it, so the switch is a great feature, but I actually like the tone it adds to my Taylor. MY guitar has the old Fishman blender, which is next to pure junk tonewise, IMO. This pedal's tone controls cleaned it up nicely.
Visual Sound Comp 66Compact Guitar Compressor Pedal with Compression, Tone, and Gain Controls, On/Off Switch for Tone Control, and heavy-duty Aluminum Chassis |