compressors they sell in guitar center

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    joolzriff

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    i need one by saturday for this job i got...i'll be going to a guitar center this week and i see they have either MXR dyna comp or a EH soul preacher and a Boss....whats the best one out of the $100 is range??
     
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    todaystomorrow

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    check out the Maxon CP101 if they've got one.
     
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    I have the EH Soul Preacher. I find it to be an excellent compressor. It is in no danger of leaving my board. For the money, I think they can't be beat!
     
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    DaveG

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    The Aphex Punch Factory is excellent, and is a steal at $100 new.
     
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    I like the BB Orange
     
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    BBE Main Squeeze. The BBE Opto Stomp is also very good, but more hi-fi than what most guitarists want. The Opto Stomp is a good choice for bass or acoustic, though.
     
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    With 20 gallons, this should git 'er done.

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    re-animator

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    the dynacomp is classic. the bypass kinda sucks, but i can't see myself using another comp.
     
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    joolzriff

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    any more chipping in?
     
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    welcometoashley

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    + many for the maxon CP-101, but (1) i'm not sure if they sell them at GC and (2) i think they sell for $160...

    that said, a boss or dynacomp should get the job done.
     
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