Xotic SP Compressor Pedal Review by Sweetwater

Don Carr presents the Xotic SP Compressor pedal. Based on the iconic Ross compression circuit, the SP Compressor does a phenomenal job of evening out your dynamics while imparting harmonic content and sparkle. And the 3-position compression switch, variable blend control, and internal attack trim pots work in unison to shape the sound.

[aikensource]

Man, I love that Don always plays a PRS in demos. Tone. :)

[scottdunn]

Are they buffered? I always use a compressor first in my signal path.

[thomasguerra]

This guy looks like my friends mom Carol.

[the_hero]

How many ma does it need the normal 100ma or 500ma or 200ma idk someone please inform me.

[matthewoconnor]

Hi Don! What settings do you prefer with this on the internal switches?

[Bukowskithedog]

Does anyone know the ratios corresponding to the High-Mid-Low toggle switch? Thanks,

[stephenbradley]

So what is your rating out of 10 for this? You said this is a pedal review but forgot to give us the actual rating of it. I'd say it's a solid 6/10.

[starstart]

Why is he using another pedal and the wammy bar to demo a pedal?

[alengregorin]

Man i hate it when people talk in between the comparison on/off, between modes etc. SHUT UUUUPPPP !!! Put freaking notes on screen.

[therealpalo]

You can make that guitar sound very gretschy

[donlessnau]

I wish these guys would play in the neck position. Too thin. Looking for a pedal to fatten up the clean tone without being muddy. This s not the pedal.