Pedal76 Compressor (Warm Audio) - Pedal Demo

The Pedal76 Compressor from Warm Audio is a fun shake up to a pretty established compressor market. Giving extremely accurate studio 1176 compressor vibes, it feels incredible versatile and the ways you can accomplish tone shaping within its parameters is awesome.

The Pedal76 accurately reproduces the epic UREI 1176 LN, known for ultra-responsive dynamic control with rich analog tone. It uses premium and custom components spec'd to duplicate the professional performance and tone of studio compressors, Pedal76 achieves authentic 76-style FET compression.

Unlike the currently available Cali76 small-format compressor pedals, and closer to their original larger format products, Pedal76 has a studio-grade custom CineMa transformer that adds rich analog tone to the output section of the pedal as well as added grit from the FET.

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Time Stamps:
0:00 -Intro
3:24 - First Listen and Tinkering
13:23 - Buffer Switch on the back
17:36 - More Dialing
24:56 - Super squashed compression with Slide Guitar
28:14 - Outro

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[baglebites]

That slide tone was fantastic. Love the channel!

[nathanrking]

Excellent demo and sounds! When I first got into pedals picked up a compressor pedal and had no idea what I was doing with it. Sold it years ago and am now looking at the Pedal76.

[masterofreality]

Sounds great. I have never even used an analog comp. I have a Source Audio Atlas, it does a ton, and seems to do pretty good emulations.

[spawn]

Didnt even know a 76 could be used like that for slide parts! I wont be buying this pedal but my quad cortex is about to have a new scene 🙂

[zeejonesy]

Wow. So good. How am I going to figure out how to fit this on my Temple Audio Duo 17 😂

[tanyaw]

How do you find not having a blend knob on this thing?

[nathanross]

Do the Lindy pups in your guitar have more compression to them naturally?

[danielchris]

what guitar u use in slide scene? strat?

[brucepritchard]

Thank you for the review! I have one on order and should have it in a few days Two things that are bothersome about this video, first off the exposure does not allow you to see the meter, secondly it seems like there’s some sort of a gate on the guitar that just truncates all of the notes as opposed to letting them die out naturally.

[Lomoholga]

I wonder How many people in 2024 actually have direct experience with the unit this is modeled after

Regardless it’s a great compressor if not laughably large