
Anthony Easton
The Fender Compugilist Compressor/Distortion is an all-original Fender circuit pedal designed with compression and distortion effects. It features two discrete, all-analog effects that are independently switchable, allowing for solo or stacked use. The pedal is housed in a lightweight, durable anodized aluminum chassis and includes an Amp Jewel LED for a classic Fender look. The switchable LED-backlit knobs enable easy control setting visibility on dark stages. Additionally, it offers a bass boost switch, high-current control path, and operates on a center-negative 9VDC power supply. The pedal is designed for stage-ready construction and precision sound-shaping, inspired by the all-analog design of vintage pedals.
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Brand New
$171.92

Brand New
$171.92

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$189.26

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$216.75

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