Markbass Tube Compressor
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The Essentials to Know About the Markbass COMPRESSORE Pedal
The Essentials to Know About the Markbass COMPRESSORE Pedal
- Tube compression for a more organic sound, with grain and a "studio" feel under your fingers
- Full controls : Clean, Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release to precisely shape the dynamics
- 6.35mm Jack + balanced XLR outputs with Ground Lift switch : ideal for amp use as well as direct to console/interface
- True bypass in a metal chassis designed for stage and pedalboard use
Manufacturer Information
Markbass
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A pedal with a "studio compressor" spirit, designed for pedalboard format
The COMPRESSORE was conceived to bring, in a pedal, the type of control expected from a studio compressor: threshold adjustment, ratio, and timing controls (Attack/Release), rather than a simple "sustain" knob. Its built-in tube provides a smoother response and a sense of depth, particularly appreciated when taming playing dynamics without flattening the sound.
Thanks to its connectivity including a balanced XLR output and Ground Lift, it can also be used as a true "plug-and-play" dynamic tool in live settings, while remaining easy to integrate into a classic effects chain.
Who is the COMPRESSORE for, and in which styles does it make a difference?
This pedal is aimed at bassists (and guitarists) seeking precise compression : from intermediate musicians looking for a more consistent sound in a band, to professionals wanting fine control on stage and in the studio. It excels in styles where dynamics are central: funk, pop, rock, reggae, soul, gospel, but also for more modern and controlled sounds when you want to "lock" the low end.
In live contexts, it helps stabilize levels without fighting the mix, and its balanced XLR output is a real advantage for going straight to the console. In the studio, it smooths attacks, extends sustain, or simply makes playing more even, especially on fingerstyle/slap passages or very pronounced pick attacks.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Bass, Compressor | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric bass |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
| Controls | Clean, Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release | Bypass | true bypass |
| 1 tube | ECC82 | Enclosure | metal |
| Input | 6.35 mm jack | Included Accessories | documentation |
| Output | 6.35 mm jack | Required Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Switch | Ground Lift (on the XLR output) | Consumption | 600 mA |
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Great compressor, I had a boss, not bad, nothing more... this is the best of the best. I could not live without it...
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Markbass Tube Compressor be connected directly to a mixing console?
The balanced XLR output enables a direct connection to a mixing console. A Ground Lift switch on this output helps reduce ground loop hum in DI setup.
What power supply is required for this compressor pedal?
This pedal requires a 12 V DC power supply capable of delivering 600 mA.
What compression settings are available?
The Threshold, Ratio, Attack, and Release controls allow precise adjustment of the compression trigger, intensity, and speed. The Clean control blends in uncompressed signal to retain clarity. An ECC82 tube contributes to a smooth response during compression.
Is this pedal suitable for slap bass and pick playing?
This model allows controlling attack peaks with a fast Attack and low Threshold. More assertive settings stabilize the level for clean slap or pronounced pick attacks.
Does the pedal preserve the dry signal when bypassed?
True bypass ensures a direct signal path when the effect is turned off.



