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JAM Pedals Dyna-ssoR Compressor Early Build Guitar Pedal Effect Analog - $200 (Logan Square)
Kedzie near Albany
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It’s in excellent condition and sounds great. I really enjoyed using this pedal. JAM makes great gear and this is no exception.
It was used in a climate controlled, recording studio environment. Includes original box and materials. Please see photos for more details.
This pedal works well with single coil and hum bucker pickups. It also sounds great with bass.
It's true bypass and can be powered by a standard 9volt power supply.
I'm an experienced Reverb member with over 450 transactions and five star feedback so bid with confidence.
Here's more information from the manufacturer.
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Whether you are after the squashing power of a dinosaur, capable of that vintage thumpy attack and endless sustain, or you just want to musically tame your dynamic range, the NOS CA3080 chip equipped Dyna- ssoR will effortlessly nail it for you.
We are committed to creating well tuned circuits that allow our designs to feature the minimum number of straight-forward and responsive controls and sound great no matter how you dial them in. The Dyna-ssoR is a great testament to exactly this effort!
It makes everything sound like “more”!
ARTISTS USING THE DYNA-SSOR:
Adrian Legg, Dweezil Zappa, Greg Koch, Guy Pratt, Robert Randolph, Jeff Berlin, Adam Levy, Sean Ono Lennon
ARTISTS QUOTES:
“JAM pedals makes perhaps our favourite modern pedal compressor inspired by the classic MXR Dyna-Comp.”
That Pedal Show
“I’ve been using the Dyna-ssoR on my recording sessions. It makes *everything* sound better!”
Adam Levy
“The Dyna-ssoR is excellent, that’s the sound! I got rid of all my other 3080 compressors and I’ll tour with it, you make me feel young again!” Adrian Legg
“Warm. Great studio tool. It’s replaced all other compressors, especially for lap steel. It’s so easy to dial up a great sound.” Sean Ono Lennon
“The Dyna-ssoR is designed in such a way that your tone seems to always remain intact no matter how much you compress it. It’s brilliant and will only do you right.” Delicious Audio Blog
“The problem with compressors a lot of times they just squish so much, they snare the life out of the music, but this one’s very transparent, very glorious and very musical!” Greg Koch