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I took two pedals to Abbey Road - this was one. September 17, 2025 Reviewer: Josh Szczepanowski from Victoria, BC Canada   I’ve been using the Mini BiComp as my secret weapon for over twenty years. It has never left my pedalboard. My big trick is to use the OS side close to wide open boosting my main rhythm drive. If I set everything just right I get a volume jump and a bunch more smooth gain. I basically couldn’t play a show without it at this point. I had room in my luggage for two pedals going to England…. I took my rhythm drive and the Mini BiComp. Enough said I think. Was this review helpful to you?

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It's a keeper September 15, 2013 Reviewer: Michael Hanney from Seattle, WA United States   I've had mine at least 6 years and it's never been off my pedal board. Ross side with Tele, Orange Squeezer side with Strat. Set it and forget it. Always on one way or the other. Perfect. Was this review helpful to you?

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mini bicomp February 25, 2011 Reviewer: Greg Smith from Hewitt, NJ United States   I love this pedal......get it Was this review helpful to you?

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Can't imagine there's a better compressor November 11, 2008 Reviewer: Lance�Newhart from Torrance,�CA�United States   This was my first compressor.  Was a great way to hear both the Ross and Juicer flavors.  Found I was a Juicer guy but always had the Ross around for the occasional chord work.  If you don't know what compressor to buy, this is the one to get because it'll allow you to learn what different flavors of compression can be used for and you get to try and keep both flavors in a fairly small pedal in case you, like me, are finicky and might like one better today and the other better tomorrow. Was this review helpful to you?

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Nice...really nice. April 28, 2008 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from IL United States   Got the mini bi comp four days ago. Love it. Tried other higher end hand made pedals, and a few not so handmade, and this tops the bill by a large margin. Straight out of the box it is a great pedal, nice and quiet. The OS side is a perfect clean comp with hardly any noise; the ROSS side works great before a drive pedal. Can't say enough good about it! One thing, I did open it up to check out the battery changing and the pc board is attached to the back, so when you take the back off some contacts (which are all very well constructed!) will be stressed. This is the only negative I would give the pedal, and it is likely an unavoidable consequence of the size of box. Great pedal overall and the last comp I will likely ever need! If you're like I was, trying to decide to wait on the big bicomp list or just get this mini, then unless you NEED to adjust the attack and are OCD about it this pedal will do all you want with little twiddling of knobs, it does it out of the box just fine! Was this review helpful to you?

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Get it>never turn it off April 29, 2007 Reviewer: Stew�Phillips from los Angeles/NYC   Before I got this pedal I was using a Boss CS-3 and I loved it. I knew about analogman, but never considered the fact that there could be a better compression/sustain than what I already had... I was quite wrong. I picked up the mini to avoid the waitlist and threw it on my rig. The ross side sent the cleanest comp/sus into my 65 DR and made my ears swoon. The switch to the OS adds a very nice contrast(although the OS sounds much better with humbuckers IMHO and really adds an Steely Dan dynamic) This is a must have for any tube amp and will let you develop your sound. I crank the attack and sustain and just let the thing do the work. Check it out-Stew Was this review helpful to you?