MXR M132 SUPER COMPRESSOR
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The Essentials to Know About the MXR M132 Super Comp Pedal
The Essentials to Know About the MXR M132 Super Comp Pedal
- The MXR "Dyna Comp" tone revisited, with more control to tailor compression to your playing style
- Dedicated Attack knob : retain the pick attack snap or, conversely, smooth out your note beginnings
- Simple, effective, and musical analog compression (country, funk, blues, pop, rock)
- True bypass and road-ready enclosure: a pedal built to last on a pedalboard
Manufacturer Information
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From Dyna Comp to Super Comp: the Logical Evolution of a Classic
MXR is among the brands that defined the sound of "dynamic" pedals, and the Dyna Comp remains one of the historic references for guitar compression. Its minimalist approach has won over generations of guitarists, but it can also limit certain settings: depending on the guitar and picking style, compression can kick in "too fast" and lose some bite. The MXR M132 Super Comp retains this typical character and adds the game-changing control: Attack. The result: compression that's always immediate to set but much easier to adapt to your instrument, pickups, and style.
For Which Guitarists and Situations?
The M132 Super Comp is aimed at anyone who wants better dynamic control without getting lost in complex settings. It suits both beginner guitarists (who want more "held" and consistent sounds) and seasoned musicians (seeking an expressive, adjustable, and mix-friendly compressor).
In practice, it's a formidable ally for country (clear attack + clean sustain), funk (percussive, leveled rhythms), blues (notes that "sing" at controlled volume), as well as pop and rock whenever you want a guitar that stays in its place in the mix. In the studio, it helps stabilize takes and homogenize arpeggios; live, it adds that "finished" quality that gives presence without necessarily increasing volume.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Compressor / Sustainer, Compressor | Settings | output, attack, sensitivity |
| Technology | Analog | Type | sector |
| Format | Pedal | Use | electric guitar |
| Inputs | Jack | Color | Black |
| Outputs | Jack | Power supply included | No |
| True bypass | Yes | Power supply | 9V battery, DC 9 V |
| EQ | No | ||
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Small metal pedal, but giant compression (no pun intended). The settings are very fine and very extensive, and the breath is more than moderate. The characteristics of the guitar are always maintained, whether with single coils (Dire Straits), or double jazz types (Jonh Scofield), or double metal types (heavy rhythms, harmonics present, high precision tapping).
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Initially used for a few songs.. after testing I use it all the time.it smoothes my sound and provides a slight boost.
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Ok no problem
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Questions frequently asked
MXR M132 Super Comp: what does the Attack knob control?
The Attack knob controls the compression reaction speed. It allows preserving the pick attack or smoothing the signal more.
What power supply is required for the Super Comp?
The power supply requires 9 V DC, with a consumption of 3.3 mA; a 9 V battery can also be used, but it is not included.
For which styles is the M132 suitable?
On clean tones and light crunches, the MXR-style compression delivers a punchy and lively sound. Typical uses include country, funk, and blues. In the studio, it helps to even out arpeggios.
Does the pedal color the signal when bypassed?
When the effect is bypassed, the circuit passes the signal without effect-related coloration. The connectivity includes a jack input and a jack output.
Can the Super Comp increase background noise?
High Sensitivity and Output level settings can make background noise more audible, as the compression also raises the details of the audio chain. A moderate setting helps keep the compression more subtle.



