JOYO Bass Guitar Pedals Compressor Effect Pedal with Precise Compression Knobs Low Noise and High Dynamic Control Range for Bassist Electric Guitar Bass (SCYLLA R-27)

Es una bestia de pedal /,, /

Excelente, justo lo que pedí y funciona muy bien

good price/performance value. Play around with the settings ratio/attack/release until you find what's best for you. I tried it out with a 6-string guitar/amp as well, sound is much smoother and improved too.

I was specifically shopping for a compressor with Attack and Decay knobs, and was glad to find this one at this price point. They're "speed" controls vs the perhaps-more-familiar "time" controls. So you might say those knobs work backwards, depending on what you're used to, or expect. No matter, they have a good adjustment range. There is no Threshold knob, so you use the Input Level knob instead. Raising Input Level (the knob, and/or the signal at input jack) is equivalent to threshold lower. The Output knob and Ratio knobs work as expected. Raising Ration also seems to make the (internal) threshold level a little lower. The Tone knob very good, nicely calibrated for bass, also useable for guitar.The LED is quite useful, essential IMO to setting up the knobs. It's Off for bypass, Green for On, and Yellow when the compressor is actively compressing. Really helps dial in the Input Level, Attack and Decay Speed knobs. For example if you set slow decay speed, the Yellow will last longer.My only complaint is the Green to Yellow color change is too subtle. I checked inside, there's two Green Leds and one Red LED. Both on makes Yellow. I blocked the Green LEDs with painters tape, making green a lot dimmer. Compressor active now shows as RED and it's much easier to see IMO.But in practice, this pedal is always on and the knobs don't get changed, so it's all good even without mod'ing the LEDs.

Tenía mi duda sobre este pedal joyo, pero parece que la marca ha mejorado muchísimo, el pedal es súper silencioso, con muchas opciones de configuración, olvidaba decirlo lo uso con mi bajo schecter a través de un Fender Rumble