There's ANOTHER surprise inside the $25 AmazonBasics Compressor pedal! | GEAR GODS 

Hey, that idea I had while you were eating a burger, I decided to render it in browser so you don't have to install it and it will run on all platforms including your TV. Also I finished designing most of the Boss GT-1000 swipeable browser mod that I threw in Nita's (Strauss) comments on her rig rundown that people responded favorably to. Here's the thing I figured out about gesture control with your foot - I can make it so you can swipe air, but you will destabilize...so I put a box around the sensor so that its range is tuned to the box and you basically can use it like a control surface similar to a glide pad so it support use while standing. The cool part is that since the box is basically invisible to the sensor (it's like the saw guide for a saw, I guess) that if you're down trying to fiddle with your processor/expression unit you can use regular hand gestures to browse and configure your unit for most common things you'd want to assign to a motion for - programmable and learns how you want to run your floor units. If I can make it work for one model/type/mfr, I can make it work for any. :-)

@@russellzauner Where can I get some info on this mod you developed? I have my Kemper foot controller I would love to do this to.

how does this pedal map to : Attack, Release, Ratio? i am guessing: Attack to Attack, Release to Sustain Ratio to Level

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Brilliant sir

Stupid!!!!

Divorce Zindabad, HaHaHa!!! 😊☺️😊

and now there will be guitarists that swear the ones with Nux on the boards sound warmer and more transparent, creating a collector's market for these LOL

@@robertkorn With or without the Nux logo, they all come off the same factory assembly line.

@@rookmaster7502 That went right over your head, didn't it??

Yep, same profile, same layout, same assembly.

Honestly accounting for ones regional accent, those can sound super interchangeable

I might do this as well question is do they have a power supply and a Amazon basics board.

Wish: *would like to know your location*

Im doing it too😅

@@creamwobbly yall dont have a microcenter or a fry’s?

Ya kinda agree

Dont forget the normally buys expensive pedals but avoids certain types like delays and loopers getting trolled into finally picking one up.

Only pedal I ever had until recently was a Maestro Fuzztone, bought n about 1967. Wonder where it went, along with my Melody Maker and Harvard amp.

I find it soothes the gear lust/gas without being "irresponsible" lol.

The very height of luxury

lol thought i was high thanks for ruining that ha ha ha

all pedals need dis

That was my first thought as well.

Yup, it looks like all the amazon basics pedals are practically identical to those pedals.

@@gratefuloctopus7446 just chinese rebranding as always

I just opened my Kokko compressor up, and it's exactly the same except for the logo which says "xxy 1646"

@@ayeapprove Lol, exactly.

Agreed!

What would be good settings for Brad Paisley country style guitar playing?

@Dirt Farmer depends on your pickups, but assuming you're running single coils, turn comp up to 2 o'clock or so, attack to 9 o'clock then match the volume. Just go looking for that snappy sound, with a quick response.

Pretty much are all from the same factories and rebranded for customer. Mooer and Joyo are the only two I've seen that are somewhat different now and are have their own designs and distribution such as Mooer's attempts at making budget hx stomp/gt1000 competitors; but even still rebrand their products for some retailers ( ie Thomann's Harley Benton house marque are all Joyo pedals/amps)

I am a Mooer/Osiamo endorsed. Yes Shenzhen is the home base. Joyo,mooer, along with a few other companies are owned by or distributed by Osiamo. I am also allowed to get Nobles pedals too!

@@NFMorley Mooer and Joyo pedals are actually made in the same factory. There's a couple videos of Joyo factory tours and they mention that Mooer is on the other side of the factory with the only thing separating them being a door. I wouldn't be surprised if they were actually part of the same company.

@@NFMorley i mean, there aren’t that many pedal designs flat out ultimately, just differences in values, order and controls and combinations of existing circuits and chips. Also to a degree component quality.

And mosky too. I think it's probably a generic pedal manufacturer with different branding for different companies... The components of a guitar pedal cost like $4 anyway.

This is #3 I've done, more on the way!

Or maybe it's a koko compressor

Koko!

Same

What's a scale?

Alexa play guitar for me 😂

Theyr noisy by nature tho...but ya

Wampler ego is only 10 times the price

It's a good episode, but at least Nu-X brand was pronounced correctly in this video.

Did Bonnie and Clyde get horribly killed in a shit storm of gunfire??? Let’s just stick to tasty jams and great deals Mam. In my head I was Clyde and Trey was (constantly fawning over deep voice guy) Bonnie. 😂🤘🏽

same here

Generally, I do think you are right and that's true on both comps. Not a fan of most of these Dynacomp clones without blend. Have to go to the Keeley Compressor Plus or Wampler Ego level before they are useful; and definitely with using the blend control. The exception to the rule of cheap comps not being worth it is the Mooer Yellow comp. I find it transparent/gentle enough that it doesn't necessarily need the blend. And it does often add and subtract some things that can improve the clean tone; can leave it always gently on. The something useful it does is a slight bass firming up that's natural to the compression, then a mild mid-recess and a mild blues drivery treble push that projects the sound better. But it's not as smooth and transparent as the Diamond - they're both good, but different. My goto is the Darkglass Hyperluminal on SYM mode. But the Mooer finds use, often lives always on, on my bass rig and sometimes on clean guitar. It's worth having around. The Walrus Mira is a step up, with clearer tone and more controls - and have been selling for good discounts recently.

I have the Jackman II LTD and cab. I have gigged with it the last 4 shows! 200-300 average attendance and it rocked!

@@alexsilva4515 shaming someone’s English? Bad person detected.

​@Syd McCreath what world renown band are you in?

If you take a look at when I did the drive pedal video, you’ll see that it was long before Josh did his.

What's wrong with that? It's a good strap

I’m certain that you’re correct, but it’s a lot funnier to think of him sitting there soldering each one by hand

My favorite quote was that they list themselves as ‘pedals not for professionals’ Like damn dude...

Jeff got sidetracked on his delivery route

I mean, I had a blast making this, not sure why you think that

@@treyxaviermusic Im glad to hear it. I was probably just projecting and having a troll moment.

Yeah for sure, I think you’re the target audience!

@@treyxaviermusic amazing thank you

I hope he comes to my house