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Cali76 Compact Deluxe

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The Cali76 Compact Bass is an all-analogue recreation of the legendary Urei® 1176® studio compressor, specifically engineered for bass guitar and low frequency instruments. This studio-grade FET compressor uses Class-A, low-noise circuitry and dedicated controls for side-chain filtering and parallel compression, bringing your favourite recorded bass tones to your pedalboard.

With huge low-end clarity with a control set designed with bass guitarists in mind, the Cali76 Compact Bass gives you the transparency and feel of a world-class compressor, with enough precision and dynamic control to honour its studio heritage.

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Cali76 Compact Bass

The DELUXE61 faithfully recreates the rich cleans, raunchy overdrive and dynamic, musical tremolo of the Fender® Brown Deluxe. Possibly the greatest amp of the early ‘60s. Featuring an all-analogue, valve amp-style signal path with an authentic bias tremolo circuit, the DELUXE61 brings a huge range of classic sounds to your pedalboard – with plenty of modern flexibility.

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Revival Drive Hot Rod Edition

The Cali76 Compact Deluxe is an all-analogue recreation of the legendary Urei® 1176® studio compressor, with an unmistakable sound heard on countless classic albums. This studio-grade FET compressor uses Class-A, low-noise circuitry and a dedicated parallel compression control to bring your favourite recorded guitar tones to your pedalboard.

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