JHS Pulp-n-Peel

Well it's an Orange Squeezer derivative so... I don't know what you were expecting... If you want a more natural compression (rather than an effect) check out Diamond.

 

The Mad Professor cb Forest Green Comp is excellent sounding, small and versatile. PGS does a good demo.

 

Doesn't the PnP have a blend knob to blend in the unaffected signal? Is the signal still thin if you dial it at 100% unaffected? Seems odd. I'd give the guys at JHS a call (or email). They seem really interested in customer satisfaction.

 

Sumpthin's up with that. Have you tried it by itself (guitar > PnP > amp)? to see if maybe it doesn't like one of your other pedals? Short of that, I'd give JHS a call.

 

same problem here. I actually sent it back once for repair, they said nothing was wrong with it. when i got it back it still did the same thing, so i talked to Josh (the owner), even sent him a clip and he said it sounded like the clean blend circuit was damaged and to send it back again. sent it back again and they still say theres nothing wrong with it.

when i get it back im going to try to sell it and buy an analogman mini bi-comp

 

+1 Diamond. I started (and ended) my comp search with this pedal.

 

I've only ever had/used/tried one compressor. I don't know much about them, but the Wampler Ego Comp does a good enough job that I've never had the desire to look for anything else.

 

Exactly my experience, too. Big thumbs up for the Wampler, but it is more 'Ross' than 'Squeezer'.

 

I have an original Orange Squeezer-definitely not thin sounding...

 

Of that I would have absolutely no idea, so if you say so

Though, I will say that Ego Comp can really squish your notes, too, if you crank the blend knob. I pretty much never do that (except every once in a while for novelty), but it's certainly capable.

 

I certainly wouldn't expect an orange squeezer... or derivative... to rob all the bass from my tone.

Analogman juicer is an orange squeezer derivative and it's obscenely great... anything but thin.

 

im really glad you posted this. i've got the chance to trade my keeley 2knob for a pulp n peel. i haven't tried it yet but this is the first negative review i've read on it, very helpful.

 

I have had the same problem..
The Comp sucks all low end and body from my tone even when Blend & Compression are completely off!
JHS are sorting this for me now and i hope they can sort...
You do want a comp that can 'squash' if needed but not suck all the body from your original tone!

 

Hey guys,

The Pulp N Peel does not remove low end like is being stated by design. We have made thousands of them and it is proven through reviews and customer experience. I am very sorry that some of you are having a bad experience with it, please contact us at repairs@jhspedals.com so we can receive the unit in and inspect it fully.