Onvi is a great resource, I went here before trying the two 51m0n mentions (and a couple more) and decided on the Markbass. Good luck with the hunt. Can you do more with your compressor? [quote name='Rumple' timestamp='1351536998' post='1852358'] Not cheap, but compressors seem to be one of those pedals where you get what you pay for. I would stay away from the MXR since you are not used to working with compression. Aguilar TLC compressor review. I'd say the Diamond has a 'character' as in it changes your tone a bit, to my ears for the better, a little added warmth and punch, the EBS does the job of compression very well and leaves your tone alone, if you have your tone nailed down then you might not want a compressor doing anything more then taming the peaks. Spot on point ! I like it has 5 knobs and gain reduction metering. Compressors are the closest thing to a magic talent switch that there is if you know how to use them when mixing, ive had my boss cs2 for many years works for me, [quote name='51m0n' timestamp='1351377101' post='1850726'] I have to agree with a previous post and say the Diamond is my pick of the bunch at the moment. I have recently invested in a Maxon CP9 pro+ ex. I'm not a slap player but do occasionally like to hit it like I love it but it's done me wrong. Alesis. You can post now and register later. Interested to know more about this one! I'm currently using a Effectrode PC-2A and talk about a magic box! I'm not an expert on compression far from it but after trying a few different ones over the years the Diamond suits me best so far, it's does the job of smoothing out my levels a bit but more importantly (for me) it adds a bit of punch to my sound, I have an EBS I used it for ages and it's excellent at it's job and very transparent which some people like. Your link has been automatically embedded. TalkBass utilizes technology from Skimlinks that may give us a small affiliate commission on purchases made via links on our site. The PC-2A is a big warm hug of a pedal which evens out the attack without choking the dynamics of my playing. Just because it's rack doesn't mean it's great. Some of them are even better than the rack units I've used.... ex. Here's a [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/187324-anyone-tried-a-diamond-bass-comp/page__p__1819326__hl__diamond__fromsearch__1#entry1819326"]link[/url] to an earlier thread about the Diamond started by Pete Academy who bought one in the end, you could PM him and see how he's getting on with it. Thank you, will have a good read through that article and also check out those two pedals, only worry with Mark Bass pedals is that they are so damn big! I am impressed so far, not leasted by the low noise- even with the gain up. The biggest difference between this and the M87 is … At the same time, just because it's a pedal doesn't mean it's sub standard. I really only use a compressor when I am slapping to even out the pops ... i really like my MXR M87 bass compressor. A compressor that is close to the price of M87 is the Aguilar TLC compressor. And, the sturdiness of the steel casing along with the high-end TLC circuitry adds much more value. Last time I looked there was one for sale on here. For a decent (if I do say so myself) description of compression and how to go about setting up a compressor for bass go [url="http://blog.basschat.co.uk/setting-up-a-compressor/"]here[/url] flashing lights & silly price tags abound. I rate Ovni Lab as a good reference point. It is a satisfyingly heavy little box that has so far manged to give me a really balanced sound without zingyness going from Jazz Bass to Orange Terror Bass, But what about the Spectracomp on the TC amps? Its a monster. I think one compressor is enough but if you can afford it keep the EBS until you know the Diamond is for you. I can't say it's the best comp out there but it's perfect for my needs. *Use the … Also instead of using a pedal, go for a rack mount compressor. I kind of felt the same way until I started testing some of these newer pedals that have come available recently. [quote name='paulie' timestamp='1354458660' post='1886127'] MarkBass Compressore is the bomb if you don't mind a [b]large[/b] pedal and a separate 12V PSU. Aguilar goes from completely off to a little squishy. Clear editor. How long of a break depends on the release time setting but in general a quarter note pause in playing won't completely dissengage a compressor. The Cali76 to tame the peaks, this to even out the levels. Seems that the Aguilar TLC, Diamond Bass Comp and the MXR seem to be most favoured. FEA Optifet's reviews speak to a high level of craftsmenship and quality. If you know what you are doing - or are willing to learn - then probably IMO.... I like it has 5 knobs and gain reduction metering. The EBS is a great pedal, but be aware that the compression is quite subtle. I rate Ovni Lab as a good reference point. If your on a budget the BBE comp is great, not the recent (Moustahe) edition but the older one Supporting Members list unlimited gear with no listing fees in the Classifieds, get instant Keyword Alerts, and get Free Shipping at the TalkBass Store. I have tried out quite a few comp pedals including keeley, Rothwell, EBS, Trace Elliot, MXR (2 knob), Mark Bass, Aguilar and Boss. I love the sound but it could ware on me after a while. The Aguilar TLC is one of those few compressor pedals which may help save you from on-stage humiliation in just about any circumstance. The best I've tried out do far though is the Robert Keeley. Díky obvodu Trans Linear Control (TLC) je to možné i v takto kompaktním těle pedálového efektu. I'd like to try an MXR at some point, it's more like a rack compressor in a pedal with a proper meter. Its a monster. The Whirlwind is a great suggestion. Just because it's rack doesn't mean it's great. i resourced the onvi labs site" excellent it is may i also add" & stuck with my boss lmb3.. why? flashing lights & silly price tags abound. Having the lights to back up the knobs is vital IMO. Once set up for what I'm doing I leave it alone for the rest of the evening though. Is it really noticeable and worth having both? Rothwell Love Squeeze is nice You cannot paste images directly. Aguilar TLC is a great choice for slap as there is lots of control Why? I have tried tons of comp pedals. What is in this pedal isnt the same as the original device at any rate. Aguilar TLC Bass Compression Effect Pedal This very nice-sounding pedal is a strong and interesting competitor of M87 reviewed above. This is a pedal you could leave on all the time and forget it’s even there. The TLC doesn't have any indication for even a threshold being crossed. For many pedals and rack comps reviewed go [url="http://www.ovnilab.com/index.shtml"]here[/url]:- And if you have OCD like me you check knobs and such before you start playing anyway. i really like my MXR M87 bass compressor. Seems that the Aguilar TLC, Diamond Bass Comp and the MXR seem to be most favoured. Compression in a pedal form is a very personal thing I find. I really only use a compressor when I am slapping to even out the pops - should I be looking for more usage than this such as improving the highs? ), Guy Buys $40K Cello for a Couple of Hundred, and Shows it Off. I'm not a slap player but do occasionally like to hit it like I love it but it's done me wrong. Having the lights to back up the knobs is vital IMO. I really only use a compressor when I am slapping to even out the pops ... i really like my MXR M87 bass compressor. I set a compressor up differently for every instrument in every mix that I put compressor on (hint, I use a lot of compression in a lot of ways to do lots of things, all of which make it sound better). In my ideal world I'd have the Cali76 transformer version into one of these. I use an aguilar tlc and its super clean even when limiting. MXR has a very solid reputation in the world of bass professionals, and their M87 bass compressor is just one more evidence of their reliability. Should you do more with a compressor? 1. The Aguilar TLC is one of those few compressor pedals which may help save you from on-stage humiliation in just about any circumstance. ...The TLC is easier to set up - and it'll make you sound good. [/quote] I have had my EBS Multi-Comp for some time now and never really thought too much about it but there seem to be a lot on the market now and I wonder which one people feel is the best and most useable? For Sale: Bass Guitar Strings and Accessories, The TB Bazaar: Gear For Sale from our Sponsors, For Sale: Double Bass Amps, Strings & Accessories, Wanted: Bass Guitars, Amps, and Accessories, Wanted: Double Basses, Amps & Accessories, (You must log in or sign up to reply here. An La-2a is a lovely lovely warm, musical sounding device, if this is close to it then I bet it sounds lovely in a very different way from the Cali76. Your previous content has been restored. I set my compressor up at least once a week, depending on what I'm playing.... Many bass involved professionals recommend TLS as a perfect alternative if you are not fully satisfied by MXR’s device.
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