AYA R Comp

[Ed Reed]

Anyone here use one or know anything about them?

[studio8000]

i've been using my A-Ya extensively for the past 5 months or so. and i love it. i had been going through compressor after compressor and a lot of em are really good, but i've been really pleased with the Aya for it's clarity even when compressing hard, and the ability to be very subtle if needed. the only other compressor i still use from time to time is my Retro Sonic compressor. but the A-ya gets more work. pricey... but great.

[Scott Peterson]

I am intriqued with it based on the Michael Thompson demo of it on the Xotic site, but don't have the $$$ to pop for one yet.

Once I do have the $$$, I will though.

[Ed Reed]

They're not any higher than a Keeley or an Analogman.

[Scott Peterson]

Originally Posted by jakeddy

They're not any higher than a Keeley or an Analogman.

But there are different. I've owned the Keeley. I now own the Analogman Mini Bi-Comp.

The Demeter (which I also owned) is different than both and just as nice; the Aya seems more in that vein, hence my interest.

[Ed Reed]

As we say out here in the sticks, I'm a fixin to find out. My $$$ are heading out in the morning. I'll share the order info by PM untill I find out if it's public knowlege.

I'll also let you know what the comp is like when it shows up. Let's see a Timmy, a Zendrive, the AYA R, now what???.......

[Ed Reed]

Just got an email from Makoto, mine is shipping today.

[b_rad]

Anyone have a link?

[Play by Tone]

I'm hoping its in the vein of the BJF Pale Green Comp. I just got one, but haven't tried it out yet. I was looking for something subtle, b/c I don't need the heavy/bold compression from my Bi-Comp anymore.