Controls
- Treble
- Sustain
- Balance
- Mode (Toggle switch)
Specifications
- Designed for a 125B enclosure with top-mounted jacks
Documentation
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| Weight | 0.45 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.4 × 2.25 × 0.5 in |
6 reviews for General Tso’s Compressor
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pwurso (verified owner) –
I can’t believe in the first to review this amazing pedal! It been out for awhile now, and always seems to be sold out here. I keep mine always on, in the “Blend” mode, Tone at 2 o’clock, Compression at 9 o’clock, Level at unity. It adds a little sparkle and sustain. Very transparent! I put mine in a small enclosure, but that was a mistake. I had too many grounding issues. Be sure to use the recommended 125B size box.
kroars (verified owner) –
Cannot tell apart from the original in an a/b test. Maybe even a bit clearer than the FG.
szukalski (verified owner) –
Very nice compressor, works great with single coils, transparent and nice highs.
dokkendonuts (verified owner) –
Amazing compressor, might be the best ive ever played. Easy build, really handy control set. Highly recommended
a wolf (verified owner) –
After so many great forum write ups, I had to build this. It’s lovely sounding, and has very useful controls. Paired with a Mercurial boost, I can duplicate my favorite settings on my Unit67, which has been my favorite smaller compressor pedal. Just build it!
airbud (verified owner) –
I had to play this one a little to gain an appreciation for the circuit, but it gets the job done very well and does add a little juice. Not a tone sweetener or anything but the sustain knob has a great range unlike other compressors. My second ever build was a two knob style comp and it was clumsy at best. This one is much more attentive to your needs. Having the option for input/output level gain matching as well as blending in the compressed signal gives you a lot of options, including using it as a boost for your dirt stages.
I consider this a must-build! I need to build a Thumbsucker to compare but once you get its vibe you won’t be disappointed.