RVONE Analog Compressor Pedal Guitar/Bass, Studio-Grade Guitar Pedal Compressor, Guitar Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar Bass, True Bypass & Aluminum Case

Didn't know what to expect for less than thirty bucks. What I got was a quality compressor that worked great on all my guitars and basses. Don't know how good Rvone's other offerings are but this one is fantastic.

Great little compressor pedal! Solid build quality with an aluminum case, and the controls are simple but effective (sustain, attack, and level). It really helps smooth out my tone and makes my guitar sound more polished without losing dynamics. The true bypass works perfectly, and it doesn’t add any noise. Compact size is a big plus for my pedalboard. Definitely worth it for the price!

Currently running this through a 70 watt amp- good sound, good compression, bypass switch works very well with no signal loss. A no frills, does what it's supposed to do compressor pedal. Reliable and solidly built, would absolutely recommend for smaller gigs and newer players looking to tighten up their sound.

I PURCHASED A RVONE COMPRESSOR PEDAL AND PUT IN FRONT OF A DUMBLER OD PEDAL. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE DEAL, FOR LESS THAN $30 YOU GET A COMPRESSION PEDAL WHEN DIALED IN PROPERLY PERFORMS AS A MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE UNIT. STURDILY BUILT AND EASY ON THE EYES. When combined with an OD pedal it has the ability to improve the tone and performance of amps and pups that may not be top shelf.

Worked great the first 3 times I used it for my bass guitar. After that it developed a terribly fast and loud clicking noise. If I turn the sustain knob all the way down it's very quiet but still there. As soon as I turn the pedal off it goes away completely. Get yourself a better pedal.

Product functions well, more than met my expectations. IMO great value for the money. I bought this to use as a compressor for my bass. Works very well.

It works, but like a lot of compressors, it raises the noise floor as well. When it's the only pedal in the chain, it's not so bad, but it becomes especially problematic when used with a series of other pedals. I ended up getting a noise gate just because of this pedal, but frankly, I might have been better off just spending that extra money on a better compressor instead. I'm still not convinced that the advantages (decent compression) outweigh the disadvantages (noisy), but I'm trying different configurations to make it work with my setup. At this point, though, I'm skeptical about being able to actually use this on my pedalboard, as it brings too much unwanted noise to the signal.

I recently picked up an electric guitar and have been playing around and learning a little and I picked this up to give a shot and it’s really great. It’s very easy to use. It’s made of durable material and can take a fall or two. I’m very clumsy so that’s a plus. It sounds amazing and really adds a pop to my playing. I really enjoy it and would recommend this to others like me.