Caline DCP-10 Stella Bass Compressor EQ Effect Pedal Dual Pedal

No le doy 5 estrellas por qué siento que el compresor podría ser mejor de ahí muy buena inversión

Guitar .. It’s pretty cool I like the fact that the adjustments are Subtle .. And if you put it preceding the distortion pedal it sounds one way versus the other .. hmm might try it at the board ..it’s pretty cool..,

Better than expected. It gives my son's Ibanez Mikro Bass a much needed low end.The pedal is much smaller than expected.

Got a great coupon deal on this, shipped quick and then I didn't have time to test it out until the return window passed. That's on me.But the pedal is disappointing and (I hope?) possibly defective.The EQ is ok, it can shape your tone a bit, but - on my pedal at least - engaging the compressor introduces an unacceptable level of hiss and distortion at any setting.Getting a nice, fat clean tone is basically impossible and I opted to use it for a very specific grungy / distorted bass tone one time and it's been in the box since.What should be an affordable tone shaping preamp style pedal is a noisy one-trick pony. Really disappointed.I can only assume mine is defective and I'll reach out to Caline for support. Will update with how that goes / if anything comes of it.3 stars because at least it works as an EQ pedal.

It works well and is inexpensive. Perfectly reasonable pedal

In my previous review of this pedal I indicated that even maxed on the level slider the EQ didn't attain unity gain regardless of whether the compressor was on or off. I'm hoping that Caline has addressed this issue because I have need of a combination EQ and compressor in a single pedal. As I stated previously next to the flavor of any given effect, pedals (especially those that add gain) work best when operating at unity gain. Aside from the compressor's weak level control it's a well-built unit and very quiet. I returned mine based on the shortcomings of the EQ level slider. I'm considering trying another one.

For the most part, all I ever use is a compressor and GEQ for a boost into my Amp, so here I am thinking, "what a deal!? 2-in-1"Well, that is until I used it. Construction feels okay, but when you try to use either of the footswitches, there's a loud POP which is simply unacceptable in anything but a bedroom environment. Imagine being hooked up to a venue PA system and setting that off...Took too long to test it after getting it that I can't return now, but do yourself a favor and get something that won't clip your amps/PAs every time you turn it off/on. I'll maybe try taking it apart and edit my post if I find a way to fix the pops. Not even sure how it sounds, TBH, might not event be worth it. I couldn't get past the ear-shattering pop through my cranked full stack...

The media could not be loaded. Just started the refund process for a Caline pedal that arrived yesterday. That pedal popped so loud when turned on that I feared damage to my amp. This pedal just sounds bad. Just listen to the video. It speaks for itself. The only other pedal in front of this Compressor/EQ pedal is a tuner. I wanted to hear this pedal with no other effects in the chain before or after. Mostly because I was already concerned after the issue with the previous Caline pedal. The bass is an Ibanez, the amp is a Hartke and the tuner is an Ibanez.I guess I'm going to be starting the refund process for this Caline pedal also. Which really sucks... I had high hopes for these Caline pedals after all the reviews and videos I read and watched before I purchased it.Live and Learn.