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Warm Audio pay tribute to two different revisions of the classic FET compressor, and throw in some helpful modern features to boot.
This pedal‑format compressor doubles up as a serious studio tool.
Origin Effects’ original Cali76 compressor, launched in 2013, offered something significantly different from the compressor...
Can’t decide if you’d rather blow your vari‑mu budget on a Fairchild or an RS124? Chandler’s RS660 puts a little of both in one box...
Croatia‑based manufacturer DryBell’s Module 4 design aims to recreate the famous Orange Squeezer compressor.
This quality analogue processor offers precise and intuitive control over your compression.
Right out of the box, the Atlas compressor offers six types of digitally modelled compression based on revered studio hardware...
With two separate compressors on board and various ways to deploy them, RND’s new OptoFET is an intriguing prospect.
It’s billed as a ‘mastering’ compressor, but VCME 3 is way more versatile than that.
How does Becos' latest addition to the CompIQ range measure up? We put it to the test!
Ever wondered what a ‘four‑quadrant analogue multiplier compressor’ might sound like? Neither had we — but it turns out to be something a bit special!
This clever design rethinks many aspects of compressors that we've long taken for granted.
We put BLA’s feature-rich and keenly priced 1176-style compressor to the test.
More than a mere makeover, this 10th anniversary limited edition processor adds some useful functionality to the original BC1 design.
Could this modern take on a classic compressor design be fab for your studio?
The Cali76 puts the sound and feel of a Urei 1176 into a guitar pedal, providing epic compression and sustain with studio-like transparency and low noise.
Mastering engineers looking for a compressor with a distinctly vintage flavour would do well to check out Roger Foote’s latest creation.
Foote’s latest design could be that rare thing: a mastering-grade compressor for the masses.
The Swedish manufacturers resurrect a long-gone studio classic.