RVONE Analog Compressor Pedal Guitar/Bass, Studio-Grade Guitar Pedal Compressor, Guitar Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar Bass, True Bypass & Aluminum Case

This overdrive pedal is amazing for the price. Sound is warm and clean, very similar to a Tube Screamer. Easy to use and build quality is solid. No noise issues and true bypass works perfectly. Great for practice and live playing. Totally worth the money. Highly recommended!

Works great and was easy to set up. Smooths out my tone without sounding overdone. Feels solid and does exactly what I needed. Good value for the price.

Currently running this through a 70 watt amp- good sound, good compression, bypass switch works very well with no signal loss. A no frills, does what it's supposed to do compressor pedal. Reliable and solidly built, would absolutely recommend for smaller gigs and newer players looking to tighten up their sound.

Great little compressor pedal! Solid build quality with an aluminum case, and the controls are simple but effective (sustain, attack, and level). It really helps smooth out my tone and makes my guitar sound more polished without losing dynamics. The true bypass works perfectly, and it doesn’t add any noise. Compact size is a big plus for my pedalboard. Definitely worth it for the price!

Works great with my bass. The quality is awesome.

The Rvone noise gate pedal is a piece of crap 💩. Bought it at the end of January, I don’t have time to play every day, and now it shorted out!!!! I’m a retired commercial electrician and I played seriously 28 years. Save your money and buy something more expensive and get a better quality product.

Not bad for the price. No attack or decay settings so dialing it in isn’t perfect but it’s a good cheap pedal that’ll stop any humming or ringing.

This is a really nice-sounding distortion. Even though it's a hard-clipping circuit, to my ear, it's very OCD-flavored. Very fat sounding. Cleans up nice. Solid build. I ordered the RVONE 10 Band EQ and since I needed another distortion I figured I'd try this pedal too. I've also ordered one of their compressors. I'm glad I did. While I have your attention I also tried the RVONE Chorus. I returned it. Being that a chorus circuit is a chorus circuit (IOW they're all pretty much the same) the RVONE Chorus is a simple two-knob (rate and depth) chorus pedal. You really need a chorus to have a level control too since all of the two-knob choruses I've ever tried have a nasty volume boost when you engage the foot switch making it absolutely useless for a live application especially if you have a sound man who besides keeping everything else level now has to constantly be riding the fader of your amp's microphone to keep the chorus in check when you kick it on. I love the Rowin Chorus. I have several of them. They have that much-needed level control. I also have a few Caline DCP-03 DEVILFISH Chorus Delay Effect Pedals that I'm extremely happy with. Rock on!