lee650 Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 Plenty to think about, but as someone succinctly put, if a comp is "taking away" from your tone, then it's possibly not set right. It also depends on what you want/need from a compressor, dynamic control as a bandage for technique, general smoothing, tone improvement. There are so many different types of compressors all have their strengths and weakness. If you want transparent compression that doesn't really add much to what you have then Empress bass comp Aguilar TLC Keely bassist Mxr bass comp EBS multi comp (on normal mode) Ones that add a bit of "special sauce" and add a subtle fatness and Sheen Diamond BCP1 Cali76CB (and the big ones) FEA optifet Effectrode PC2A Markbass compressors EBS multi comp (on tube sim) Not an exhaustive list, a shameless plug, but I'm selling an FEA optifet, which is optical, and has that syrupy warm lazy feel, that loves p bass and flats, but can be relatively clean and bright, depending on the internal switching. For ease of use and sound quality, for me the EBS multicomp has always been a fave. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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