Xotic Effects SP Compressor Effect Pedal
The Xotic SP Compressor offers the same OTA (operational transconductance amplifier) technology used in what many guitar players consider the best compressor ever, the Ross Compressor. The SP Compressor has superb tone quality featuring a wide variety of compressor tones from vintage,to subtle, to modern and more. It’s super flexible and features a dry blend knob, up to +15dB of boost and an internal dip switch for attack control. This compact design is a powerful tool for the working musicians.This is a true bypass pedal, eliminating any signal interference when switched off. The SP Compressor can be powered by an AC adaptor or 9V Battery (not includedl).Get your Xotic Effect SP Compressor today at the guaranteed lowest price from Sam Ash Direct with our 45-day return and 60-day price protection policy.
Product Features
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- True Bypass
- Powered by a standard 9 volt DC power supply or battery (not included)
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Best Transparent Compressor on the Market I’ve tried 3 compressors now ranging from inexpensive to very expensive. The MXR Dynacomp, the Wampler Ego, and the SP. Compared to the Wampler Ego there is little difference in sound and compression, but I didn’t like the Ego because there were too many controls and I just don’t see the need for that much compressor control. The SP has 2 knobs, Volume and Blend, and it has a Hi, Lo, Mid switch. I keep mine on Mid with the Blend at 12 o’clock and the volume at unity. Compared to the MXR…
Don’t lose your high volume tube sound when playing at low volumes by using this compressor I love this pedal. I was told I would lose my playing dynamics and this would cover up my mistakes. Wrong. Maybe some compressors. But not this one. Keep it on low compression and the blend (how much compressed signal is mixed with dry/uncompressed signal) on mid to 3 oclock and you still have all of your dynamics as far as I can tell. I play a strat with a tube screamer and like the way you can play softly and it be clean or play the strings harder and get some distortion. I still get…