Barber Electronics Tone Press - Guitar Compression Effects Pedal Review

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(More customer reviews)The Barber Tone Press is a new style of compression pedal on the market. Although Keeley Electronics is getting more and more accolades for their 2-knob and 4-knob compressors they are also very expensive. Yes, they are built extremely well but what guitar player has $300 to throw down on a compressor?

Barber enters the compression wars with the "Parallel Compressor." What separates this from other compressors is the "blend" knob, which allows you to blend your "dry" signal with the "effected" signal and in turn giving you more tonal options. There is also a trim-pot located inside the casing so you can set the compressor for a more "Dynacomp" effect.

The build quality is top notch and it is built rugged and it only costs $150, which is much less than other boutique pedals on the market. Its 100% true-bypass and the device is built for easy serviceability if needed.

To get more out of your OD pedal try placing this behind it in the chain. You may be pleased by the results. I have one on my board and I never turn it off, with the blend knob, you do not get that "pop" of the attack. The Tone Press can also function as a clean boost with 20 db of gain, which is also a nice feature.

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Parallel compression, a Barber innovation that blows away having to deal with attack, ratio and release knobs of other so-called "studio compressors". Barber developed a one-of-a-kind and quite proprietary continuous "blend control" circuit and combined it with a discrete "Class A" FET mixer circuit to allow you to continuously blend the natural signal of your carefully selected guitar with a "phase-corrected" classic compression circuit. The result? What guitar players have always wanted - unaltered attack and supernatural sustain and resonance, no studio engineering degree required.

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