Joyo R-27 Bass Compressor Scylla

Con un poco de conocimiento respecto a lo que hace un pedal compresor, Scylla permite dar un poco de vida al sonido del bajo en cuanto a versatilidad. Es decir que es posible adaptar nuestro juego dentro de las posibilidades del instrumento y brindar posibilidades diferentes para distintos entornos musicales.
Más sustain (sin hacer milagros), una mejora en la mezcla sobre las frecuencias graves y desde luego todo con sutileza pero perfectamente perceptible.
Brinda mucho más por el precio que piden por ella aunque los hay más adecuados para entornos profesionales. Para la mayoría de los mortales está pero que muy bien.

I've only played through a handful of compressors, this having the most controls. It's easy to use if you understand what the controls do, but for a beginner it may be difficult to discern what each dial does. This is about where the negatives end however. It's just absolutely perfect, I plan on gigging it (always turned on, ziptied under the board) and would I have had it for a recent tour, I would have absolutely used it. Couldn't recommend it enough, then also the fact it's £50 makes it an absolute must to atleast try. No QC issues or noise and I run it with Input, Ratio, Attack and Release up full, Output at 2 o clock and Tone centered. The Tone control is an active tilt EQ which I only figured out by messing with it; would of been nice to be told that as turning it up full like a passive tone control results in a bass cut and treble boost. Not ideal for bass guitar obviously but a mess around with it and you'll get it to sound brilliant. There may be a slight, pleasant overdrive with the Input maxed and a loud active bass, but with passive basses this doesn't seem to happen and most people won't max that dial anyway. All in all the best compressor £50 will buy in my opinion!