Hello Dude, try to write directly to Markbass.com they are great people and will sure help you out. I have found the replacement recently and if I could find the link, will help you out. cheers
The tube is a "standard" ECC83 a.k.a. 12AX7, most tube preamps use them. In preamps, different brands of tubes react a bit differently as they don't all have exactly the same saturation curve. I replaced the one in my Compressore with a 5751 as it has a bit less gain & is a little cleaner & more resistant to parasitic noise.
Facepalm Jesus It’s hard to tell because it mostly depends on what you’re looking to get out the eq. On the low side of 8 strings guitars, there are a lot of common frequencies with the low part of bass. So if you’re looking for using this pedal like a typical bass player would use (fatten up or tighten up the sound) than it actually can be a pretty useful pedal for you. Hope that helps.
@@Tune4media yeah i was thinking the same thing since my tuning is even lower than the standard 8 string. for tighten up the very low freqs and some analog warmth from tubes is always welcomed...ty
A surprisingly thorough demonstration of the effects of any compressor, thank you!
Merci beaucoup, c'est la première fois que je comprends à quoi servent les différents boutons.
I've used one for a long time and always use it.
Thank you, clear explanation of the different Compressore controls, to help understand compression generally. I like the pedal and just bought one :)
Background music is really annoying, but apart from that: very useful tutorial!
Thank you for a very informative review on this pedal.
Thanks for that very useful and well made tutorial.
Thank you so much for a great tutorial on this popular pedal!
Thank you so much! Very clear!
Great explanation and demo. Thank you
Great video! My question is, can this be used on an electric guitar as well?
Great tutorial!
Great video! Any idea where to find replacement tubes for this pedal? I've looked online and couldn't find much info about it.
Hello Dude, try to write directly to Markbass.com they are great people and will sure help you out. I have found the replacement recently and if I could find the link, will help you out. cheers
The tube is a "standard" ECC83 a.k.a. 12AX7, most tube preamps use them.
In preamps, different brands of tubes react a bit differently as they don't all have exactly the same saturation curve.
I replaced the one in my Compressore with a 5751 as it has a bit less gain & is a little cleaner & more resistant to parasitic noise.
Really useful, thanks!
thank you very nice tutorial.
Great review thanks
Awesome video. Awesome compressor.
Roman Kryachik Thank you!
Se le puede dar uso en guitarra eléctrica también??👀
Totalmente. Aunque otro modelo de compresor iría mejor, porque este es de bajo. Pero en realidad no son tan distintos.
I like! What bass are you playing?
It's a Mexican Fender jazz bass
@@Tune4media thank you for replying, I thought it sounded like a P bass :D
is this suitable for 8 string guitar?
Facepalm Jesus It’s hard to tell because it mostly depends on what you’re looking to get out the eq. On the low side of 8 strings guitars, there are a lot of common frequencies with the low part of bass. So if you’re looking for using this pedal like a typical bass player would use (fatten up or tighten up the sound) than it actually can be a pretty useful pedal for you. Hope that helps.
@@Tune4media yeah i was thinking the same thing since my tuning is even lower than the standard 8 string. for tighten up the very low freqs and some analog warmth from tubes is always welcomed...ty
Why the music track? So distracting.
I would be very grateful if the tutorial had translation into Spanish. Thank you.
Turn the background music off. It's distracting and not helpful at all
The music has to go
Nice feedback but the background music is really irritating.
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thought a compressor in a pedal format would be more appropriate but it sounds like a fart. can´t even touch an rnc 1773