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Morning baschatters! As per the title, i'm keen to pick up a CompIQ STELLA Pro Compressor from BECOS, im coming away from using a 'dirty' tone and just a punchy clean bass tone, so having a super dynamic compressor will assist me in getting the most out of my tone. I've spoken to BECOS direct any they advised coming in here and asking what people experience are as they currently dont have any UK representation so i'd have to buy unseen and just hope for the best. Any one able to advise one there experience? For anyone who is unsure of what this is and wants to know here is a link to there website page (its a veryyyy slow website to navigate) and a great youtubue video demo of the pedal. https://becosfx.com/product/compiq-pro-stella-compressor-pedal-for-guitar-bass/#description

Can't lie that is low key a really good idea haha, I do most of my playing unamplified as well might consider this as an option

I think C, gonna happen aint it, now you can thrash it knowing you didnt start it anyway haha

This was a joy of a thread to read, For me, bass and playing in bands has always been an escape from whats going on around me, I don't actually have any real musical knowledge as I learnt to play from the guitar players in my band. I'd love to know more but converting my escape into my job would be a disaster.

Good to know, never checked out the Broughton stuff so gonna have to give it some time

God dam this is looks like an insane set up, i'd lose hours to this pedal board haha What is your fav tho?

Good for you man, I think your sorta missing the point but appreciate the 2 cents

Yh I feel you, very cool indeed, i'd love to try a set of 20 year old flats I think that would sound unreal, the set I have on my p bass are about 4 years old and have a lot of sweat and grime built in already so I can imagine 20 years sound thumby as alll hell haha

the body looks a lot like a Yamaha SBV, but there is some funny business going on with those pick ups

yh i feel you, I think its more of a quick fix for that deaden sound more then anything, if I broke a string on my flat wounds and had a new set the night before a show, great way to cut off that high end sound of new flats.

That is fantastic, next time I re-string my bass with flats imma do it, for science! Is it something you think you would do each time you restring, or just a one off to try it?

Totally understandable, yh I only needed to roughly date the amp so I could work out the worse case if they have never been changed

Appreciate the kind offer, I frequent Colchester regularly, i'll do some research and if its something i'd like to try, i'll PM you. Cheers again!

From my limited research the 160x is the one that popped up a lot and seems to be a fair number of them about. Thanks for weighing in, sounds like exactly what im after

Thanks for getting back. Yes I have a few pedal compressors myself, and do really enjoy them just exploring some options as its something i've always wanted to give a go. I would prefer not to use one either and any time I don't need to, I don't. I play in an extremely fast and heavy death metal band so in that setting a compressor is a must and helps me punch through the mix more consistently against the blast beats and low tuned guitars.