Basically it's a dbx 160 in a box that is transparent and does not alter your tone or the frequency response of your instrument. The Bassist model is geared to handle peaks a little differently then the GC2 but they both work great on electric and upright
Recent Reviews
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Keeley Bassist and GC2- 5/5, 5 out of 5, reviewed May 4, 2016
- Build Quality:
- 5/5,
- Features:
- 5/5,
- Value:
- 5/5,
Pros- + Seamless compression and limiting. Dead quiet and a breeze to use. I own both models and they work great
Cons- - None
- Price Paid:
- 200.00
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Keeley bassist compressor- 5/5, 5 out of 5, reviewed May 3, 2016
- Build Quality:
- 5/5,
- Features:
- 5/5,
- Value:
- 5/5,
Pros- + Studio grade in a stompbox
Cons- - None
I did a lot of research on compression and I found that Keeley nailed it. It has 3 knobs that do it all. I recommend this fine pedal to any bass player that plays any style. You need it!
- Price Paid:
- 200
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Item Details
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- Pedal Type:
- Compressor
- Features:
- Attack Time: typically 15ms for 10dB, 5ms for 20dB, 3ms for 30dB
Release Time: typically 8ms for 1dB, 40ms for 5dB, 80ms for 10dB, 160ms for 20dB, 240ms for 30dB
- Other Specs:
- Voltage Input: 9.6V
Current Draw: 15mA
Input Impedance 1 Meg ohm
Output Impedance: 100 ohm
Output Voltage Gain: +30dB Boost
Bandwidth > 20kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.1%
Noise: -95dBV
Threshold Indicator: Dual LED
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