SPECTRACOMP BASS COMPRESSOR is an ultra-compact and highly intuitive multiband compressor, made to bring out all of the glorious low-end punch and presence of your beloved bass in the most transparent and musical way youve ever heard.

SPECTRACOMP BASS COMPRESSOR has kept the simplistic one-knob approach from the amps, while greatly improving the compression algorithm. This gives you access to studio-quality compression tones, in a stompbox so small that you cant afford not to have it on your board.

The pedal contains the same high-quality MD3 dynamics engine known from TC Electronic’s studio production powerhouse, System 6000. A dynamics engine that has been used on countless hit-records and massive blockbuster movie productions. This advanced algorithm applies perfectly tweaked compression for your high, mid and low frequencies to create a more unified and balanced sound where your low strings never overtake your highs, something thats simply not possible with the one-size-fits-all compression known from a typical stompbox. This way youll get a tight and punchy attack, with endless sustain all without ever compromising the natural low-end response of your bass.

Features:

• Ultra-compact multiband bass compressor offers you phenomenal tone and built-in TonePrint technology in a tiny form factor
• Advanced studio-quality compression algorithm is perfectly tuned to bass frequencies, giving a unified and balanced sound across your strings
• TonePrint-enabled to let you beam cool signature tones into your pedal with the free TonePrint App
• Design your own customized compression effects from scratch with free TonePrint Editor for PC, Mac* and iPad*
• Simple one-knob control lets you focus on playing
• True bypass allows for optimum clarity and zero high-end loss when the pedal is off
• High-quality components to give you a true studio-grade compressor in a pedal format
• Extra-small enclosure easily fits on any pedal board
• Sturdy die-cast metal case designed for life on the road
• Designed and engineered in Denmark