Up for grabs, 3 fun compressors.
First up, the Lusithand Alma v2. The latest and greatest. Thus one is a Diamond killer, and for good reason.
$240 [SOLD]
Here’s my review: https://www.compressorpedalreviews.com/post/lusithand-alma-comp-mkii-review
Next we have the Daring Audio Phat Beam. A rare bird for sure and one of the most unique circuit designs out there. $180
The Phat Beam is a very tune-able VCA compressor that sounds more like an optical compressor. Lots of sounds available in this one. Hard to find these days.
Here is a portion of the Ovnilab review:
"My favorite setting actually has the filter in the audio path, cutting the highs. Then I use the blend to bring back my clean signal into the mix, and the result is a super fat, deep, thick tone. The thickness is accentuated by the compression on the filtered part of the tone. My knob settings are: Blend 12:00, Shape 1:30, Limit 2:00, Comp 9:00, High switch lit "green", and VCA switch lit "on". This setting by itself is worth the price of admission--I could happily glue the knobs there, and have this one super fat tone available in my arsenal.Using the same blend idea but in low-cut filter mode, you can tame a boomy low end and give the highs more presence and edge."
Finally, the Hagerman Squash. Want something quality that is simple? This is it. $75
Here’s my review: https://www.compressorpedalreviews.com/post/hagerman-squish-compressor-review
Thanks for looking!
First up, the Lusithand Alma v2. The latest and greatest. Thus one is a Diamond killer, and for good reason.
$240 [SOLD]
Here’s my review: https://www.compressorpedalreviews.com/post/lusithand-alma-comp-mkii-review
Next we have the Daring Audio Phat Beam. A rare bird for sure and one of the most unique circuit designs out there. $180
The Phat Beam is a very tune-able VCA compressor that sounds more like an optical compressor. Lots of sounds available in this one. Hard to find these days.
Here is a portion of the Ovnilab review:
"My favorite setting actually has the filter in the audio path, cutting the highs. Then I use the blend to bring back my clean signal into the mix, and the result is a super fat, deep, thick tone. The thickness is accentuated by the compression on the filtered part of the tone. My knob settings are: Blend 12:00, Shape 1:30, Limit 2:00, Comp 9:00, High switch lit "green", and VCA switch lit "on". This setting by itself is worth the price of admission--I could happily glue the knobs there, and have this one super fat tone available in my arsenal.Using the same blend idea but in low-cut filter mode, you can tame a boomy low end and give the highs more presence and edge."
Finally, the Hagerman Squash. Want something quality that is simple? This is it. $75
Here’s my review: https://www.compressorpedalreviews.com/post/hagerman-squish-compressor-review
Thanks for looking!
