Jim Dunlop MXR Dyna Comp Pedal

Great compressor pedal. Highly recommended. Arrived on time well packaged. Husband very happy. Another to add to his pedal board

Comp with some color , ive tried others, this one always wins, easy to set, bullet proof, non pretentious.

works ok but I much prefer CS3

Looks really good and is an absolute doddle to use. I didn't even read any instructions, there is no need. It sounded really good and I used it live the night that I got it. My only complaint is that putting the battery in memes using a screwdriver to release the hood. A bit of a pain

Simplicity itself. Does what exactly it says on the tin, no frills, no fuss - just gets the job done. Great pedal.

Fantastic compressor that works perfectly. A subtle effect but an essential one.

It WAS EXACTLY what I wanted. Old type simple to use compressor. Just like my old one from the. 70s brilliant.

This is excellent as a booster and when I’m playing heavy lead solos this does so much for the sustain. I play it through a fender blues Deluxe and most of the time I actually just leave it on subtly because I like what it does to the tone

Excelente compresor

Pedal fundamental para cualquier guitarrista, todo suena mas profesional, muy dinámico , no entiendo por que no lo he tenido antes en mi pedalera, MXR como siempre calidad al mas alto nivel.

Halt der Klassiker, total einfach zu bedienen und klingt immer gut egal in welcher Einstellung, na ja fast in jeder.

Compression effects are more commonly heard in country, blues and other similar styles of playing, giving clear definition to notes as well as contributing to the twang and click sounds those genres heavily incorporate. While my style of playing is significantly heavier this pedal still does a lot of work on my rig. With distortion this guy can be used to help mold and even out your tone, allowing for chunky lows and defined leads. I particularly love this MXR model (and all Dunlop affiliated pedals I own) because of the extremely sturdy metal body. While I wouldn't go out of my way to abuse this thing, it's definitely solid enough to survive the constant stress test that is gigging. Regardless of the genre you play I'd highly recommend trying one of these on your pedalboard. Solid build, flexible tones and quite affordable for such a good bit of equipment.

I have a strange old amp that no one has ever heard of (it's a "Ford"). It's the kind of thing a parent might have bought for a kid circa 1970. It sounds amazing, but only when it's loud. When it is quiet, it has no life. With the output on full, the MXR Dyna Comp pushes my amp just enough that I can get a good tone at a low volume level. I don't need to bother my neighbours in order to sound good. Yay! I'm so glad I bought this! Additional note: The "Sensitivity" knob does a lot. I keep mine way below half.