Pedal76 Demo | All-Analog Transformer-Balanced FET Compressor Pedal

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Nashville-based producer & engineer Sean Power from The Hilson Studio, guitarist Chris Condon (Billy Ray Cyrus, Blanco Brown, Gayle, James Droll, Logan Mize and Jon Mullins), & bassists Travis Dykes explore the features & range of control that the Pedal76 has to offer.

Pedal76 accurately reproduces one of the fastest and most powerful studio compressors of all time, known for having ultra-fast attack and release and adding sweet analog tone to any source. Just like in the studio, Pedal76 has Attack & Release, Ratio, and Input controls, critical for taming unwanted changes in volume on stage.

Backed by over 10 years of expertise delivering premium, award-winning studio compression with the Warm Audio WA76, the Pedal76 is capable of bringing out the wide range of legendary compression tones from subtle to hard-limiting as favored by celebrated artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Periphery, Jack White and many more.

To achieve authentic 76-style FET compression, Pedal76 is built with an all-analog circuit and premium components, including a custom CineMag USA transformer. Spec’d to duplicate the professional performance of the studio units, this transformer adds rich harmonic content, and, in high gain mode, a bit of audible overdrive reminiscent of the most prized studio originals.

Pedal76 features gig-ready controls like an external switch for true/buffered bypass, ensuring the compressor plays nice in your rig. Switches for input sensitivity, ground/lift, pad and high/low gain modes (both for DI operation) provide added utility at gigs or in the studio. The separate (DI) out also sends a balanced signal to any mixer or live recording rig.

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0:00 - Product Overview & Components
2:26 - Electric Guitar Demo
13:02 - Acoustic Guitar Demo
15:06 - Bass Guitar Demo

[Charlie_]

The sound is absolutely killer! If it were just a bit smaller, I would’ve had it on my board without a second thought…

[Zakbass]

Travis! So stoked for you to do this man!

[WhaleBluePRS]

I have a solo (originals) show next Thursday (Oct 3). I ordered one of these this morning and am really looking forward to using it with my PRS Hollowbody II piezo system. I think it sounds really good for what it is but think the Pedal76 ought to do a really nice job of making it more manageable dynamically and filling out the sound a bit. I ordered before seeing this video. I think I'm going to be really pleased based on what I'm hearing here.

[johnkirk]

How does it react to vocals and drums if you send that thru it with a reamp box? Can it take line level signal as is as well?

[in.der.welt.sein.]

I'd like to hear it on the send/return on a mixer.

[ESP]

Let's hear the pedal first in the signal chain, clean sound.

[craigstrain]

Anyone else feel like the DI and amp signal sound out of

[justinreynolds]

Not sure who would use this on distorted guitar. Distortion is already compressed like mad. Bass I could see this being useful

[PorchBass]

The slap tone seems a bit driven in the treble. Exaggerated