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Volume: increases and decreases the output volume of the Compulator use this for level matching between the effected and unaf-fected signal. Volume increases and decreases the output volume of the Compulator. Use this for level matching between the affected and unaffected signal.

Boost Switch: Turns on the preset gain weaker signals or for very heavey compres-sion.

TRIM POT. Sets the gain of the compres-sor ’s Pre amplifier for the boost mode. distortion occurs turn this down until the signal is clean. The boost is set at the fac-tory At 20dB of gain.. If you have weaker pickups or want to push the envelope turn up to its max gain 24dB.

POWER SUPPLY 9 volts DC. Either inter-nal using a 9 volt Battery (battery access remove the four screws on the bottom of the unit, put apart). Or external using a plug, Tip positive. External supplies should be regulated.

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Demeter Compulator
Like the LA-2A, the easy-to-use Demeter Compulator has two main controls: compress and volume. The Compulator can be optimized for low-output passive pickups or high-output active electronics thanks to its recessed input gain trim-pot, but you’ll need a tiny screwdriver for the job. Its 9-volt battery, solid-state circuitry, and LED opto-coupler are housed in a rugged heavy-steel box. A blue LED illuminates when the pedal is on, but I like seeing an LED that illuminates when the compressor engages. (Designer James Demeter responds: “I tried including an LED to show when the pedal is compressing, but with a 9-volt-battery power supply as opposed to an ac adapter, the additional circuitry added unacceptable noise.”)

At modest compression settings, the Compulator sounds detailed and transparent, with a fast attack and a smooth and graceful release. Cranking up the compress knob and input gain and can produce more dramatic squashes and swells—great for enhancing fretless mwah. On gigs and recordings, the Compulator always sounded sweet and well mannered. It’s nearly impossible to abuse this pedal. In fact, the Demeter can sound so well mannered that it becomes more conspicuous in its absence; you don’t realize how much it’s contributing until you turn it off. You’ll want to leave it on all the time. The Demeter Compulator’s sound is truly first class.