
Anthony Easton
The Workers Comp V2 by Swindler Effects is a compressor pedal designed with specific technical specifications. The pedal features SMD circuit construction for increased reliability and consistency, as well as board-mounted pots, toggle, audio jacks, and LED for rock-solid construction. It also boasts a reduced effect noise floor, reduced bypass pop potential, and improved sound clarity.
The pedal's dimensions are 4.7 x 2.6 x 1.5 inches, and it has a current draw of 40mA at 9V center negative. The Workers Comp V2 is based on the Dynacomp and Ross Compressors with Swindler tweaks, featuring four knobs and one switch, with side-mounted jacks.
The Workers Comp V2 is suitable for guitarists and musicians seeking to enhance their sound with compression effects. It is designed to provide consistent and reliable compression while minimizing noise and maintaining sound clarity. The pedal's compact size makes it suitable for pedalboard integration, and its specific technical features cater to the needs of guitarists and musicians looking for a high-quality compressor pedal.
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Anthony Easton
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