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Homebrew Electronics HBE CPR Compressor Retro Pedal

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www.ProGuitarShop.com - The Homebrew Electronics CPR Compressor Retro is modeled after a coveted vintage compressor circuit, the CPR is a pedal you may want on all of the time. The CPR is extremely transparent and quiet. Use it on any instrument to obtain the singing sustain without the hiss, noise and annoyances associated with other
compression pedals. The CPR sounds best when ran thru the input of a tube amp.
Never run the CPR thru an effects loop.

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  • at 1.36 you play the riff to the old intro, that's awesome.

  • The HBE pedal videos are great.

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  • this pedal is good? or dynycomp mxr? or boss COMPRESSOR SUST? help me

  • I'm just waiting on a perfect compressor....

    How does this one compare to a Pigtronix PT?

  • at the last setting you can lotsa noise...i still love this pedal.

  • ross

  • is this a ross type comp or opto?

  • buy a EGO SQUASHER from wampler pedals, by far the best that i've heard!

  • CPR is way better! Sweet tone!

    Amazingly ZERO Noise!

  • the CPR! hands down man!

  • The CPR does have a nice tone to it. Between the CPR and the Barber Tone Press which one would you recommend for Chicken Picken'? Thanks!

  • Yeah Andy! Killin it with those Doors jams. I love it, you should join our band.

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