The Fish Press compressor is based on the vintage "squeezer" circuit. This pedal provides studio grade compression at the click of a switch.Unlike other compressors that "step" on your signal, the Fish Press allows the user's natural tone, and harmonics to come through. With two knobs on top of the pedal, the Fish Press is extremely versatile. The Squish control allows the user to determine how much signal gets sent to the compression circuit, itself. The Volume control allows the user to boost the signal coming out of the pedal, if necessary. The Fish Press has been ranked among the "101 BEST STOMPBOXES OF ALL TIME, EVER!" by Guitarist Magazine.Features Vintage "squeezer" type circuit, with tweaks! Studio grade natural compression, lets harmonics through! True Bypass! One of the "101 BEST STOMPBOXES OF ALL TIME, EVER!", as ranked by Guitarist Magazine! True Bypass! Uses 9Volt battery or standard neg. center, 2.1mm power supply. Built with top quality components. Lifetime Warranty to the original owner! Pedals are currently built to order, and ship within 1-2 weeks of the order being placed, and funds entering our account!
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Resurrecting my guitar!
Never really gave too much thought on compression until I've stumbled on a few reviews raving on the Greer Fish Press (especially the Curtis Kent clip on Youtube) and decided to give it a go. At first, right out the box, before plugging it in, the rather stoic-looking stompbox didn't impress me - just two simple knobs to tweak your tone. But when I turned it on, wow! Unbelievable! I was simply awestruck with the bright timbres that spilled out of the speakers - was that my guitar coming out of the amp?!?! I have an archaic Les Paul, which sounds decent on its own, but I never, ever thought I could light up its tone and color the way the Greer effect did - absolutely amazing! I must say, this pedal has added another & totally new dimension to my guitar tone and am currently addicted to it - a necessary addition to any guitar rig. Brilliant!
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