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I use the compressor built into my Tech 21 Acoustic Fly Rig for single note solos. We cover a lot of classic rock and it combines a separate volume control for boost, and compression to make the solo puch through the mix better (a little more like an electric guitar).
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Also love the Origin Effects Cali 76, it's an 1176 comp in a pedal. Yes it has a sound and the name of that sound is Stephen Stills, although I still can't figure out how to dial in his talent. |
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I’ll throw out a suggestion based on what I use, the Strymon Ob.1. It’s optical which I prefer on acoustic. Even at the highest setting it doesn’t grab anywhere near as much as the Diamond comp (which I love for electric). It also has a great clean boost section with a selector switch that allows for boosting highs, mids, or full range. They are super reasonably priced on the used market. I am actually looking at buying a second to put on a smaller fly rig for a “grab and go” setup.
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I use a Fishman Tonedeq which has a compressor which I use as a tool to control output. It is easy to set up. I play in instrumental bands and the music covers wide dynamic ranges. The compressor really help smooth out the tone by keeping the signal from breaking up at the peaks.
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