TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
I am searching for a guitar compressor, and 3 names keep coming up: The Carl Martin compressor, the Barber, and the HomeBrew CPR. Does anyone have any experience with any/all of them?
I'm looking for a vintage style compressor, Rid; something fat and warm to use when I track the guitars for my next album; I'm also interested to know if CM would make me a unit that's in a rack enclosure instead of a stomp box.Rid said:Depends on what kinda compressor you want, before I say anything, besides we have a few new things coming up on the compfront...
Thanx for the link and comments benjaturner! I own a Big D and Dos Mos myself. Simply amazing products! I wanna keep an open mind, tho.benjaturner said:Have you checked out the Harmony Central reviews? If not then follow this link. http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/#man
Hopes this helps
next album already??? don't you need a big ass ****ing world tour or somthing first???TwilightOdyssey said:... my next album
benjaturner said:Twilight, what's the Big D like? I asked Joel at HBE and he said it sounded similar to the Power Screamer but with more gain, and a bit brighter. I've been looking for a straight up distortion pedal to complete my dirty sounds and the two main contenders at the moment at the Big D and the Pro Co Rat, probably the vintage. What do you think?
I'm guessing the Big D, as a stand alone pedal, is better than any Rat. But if the Big D is just going to sound like my Power Screamer then I can't see the point.
Okay, that sounds really cool, Rid, thanxRid said:Vintage, well it can do that boing boing some players love, and you can set it from mega squeeze to totally blend it in with your amps own sound.
Rackmount yeah we can do that.
It could probally also get a parallel knob if you like, nothing wild about that.
Very interesting stuff there; thanx for the post.Usurper666 said:I use a Barber Tone Press and I love it! I tried it against a Carl Martin and I really prefer the Tone Press.