Dynamic Threshold Compressor
Studio grade compresor pedal.
For guitar. For bass. For Vocals. For Studio.
Inspired by studio comp/limiters, but at your feet.
The ClearComp is a super transparent compressor with a unique Dynamic Threshold topology engineered and developed by DSM & Humboldt. Most compressors dynamically reduce the gain progressively as the level rises above the threshold.
Our DT Topology dynamically modifies the threshold with a fixed gain reduction, achieving a natural and transparent compression effect with a lower noise floor, less coloring and higher dynamic range.
Watch it while you perform
A multicolor 5-stage LED bargraph is featured to visualize the resulting envelope level in real time.
A full set of controls
The ClearComp feature a full set of controls:
Compression: Controls the input gain of the compressor, hence, the resulting overall compression.
Ratio: Adjusts the gain reduction ratio, from slight compression (1:2) to full limiting (1:20).
Attack: Controls the attack time, from 5ms for snappy slaps to 100ms for a more natural feel.
Release: Adjusts the length of time the gain reduction is applied, from 30ms to 3s.
Blend: Blends the compressed signal with the unaffected input signal. Level: Sets the output level of the compressor.
Threshold switch: 3 position switch that sets the starting point of the dynamic threshold on either HI MID or LOW. depending on the output level of the instrument being connected, select HI for high power pickups or active instruments, MID for regular output guitar and basses, and LOW for low output instruments, like vintage single coils.
Other features
Left and Right Power Amp and Cabinet
Two independent CABSIMS with selectable COMBO (1X12), STACK (2X12) and TWIN (2X12) cabinets.
Same as the renowned Simplifier.
High Grade Headphone Amp with Aux Input
For silent practice.
Heavy Duty Aluminium Chassis
Self designed.
Compact Size
10 × 10 × 6.5 cm (5.1 × 3.9 × 2.5 in)
Weight: 490 gr (1 lb)
Low Power Consumption
200mA / 9V center negative.
Includes Footswitch
For toggle A/B Channel and Reverb.
