For many players, the simple two-knob format of the MXR Dyna Comp is all they need from a compressor pedal. One dial for output, the other for sensitivity, set, forget, tweak if needed. But compression can be more, there are other parameters to explore, and Chase Bliss has just launched a pedal that takes this tone-sweetening, transient-taming effect over the horizon.
The Chase Bliss Clean is described as a “creative compressor” and presents players with a two stages of compression, both 100 per cent analogue, all rendered in full stereo.
