Signal chain is Guitar-Silencer-Amp. Silencer effects loop: Compressor-Maxon-Muff-Pugilist-Rat. Amp effects loop Mirror Image-Brewers Droop-Valeton Volume.
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Very nice. Those Fender pedals always look super cool. How do you use your compressor, for what kind of sounds? I have the Behringer CS400, which is a Boss CS3 clone, but I took it off the board as I couldn't work out how to best use it. I think I should givebit another go though.
I use the compressor just to tighten up and even out the tones. While it's in the Silencer effects loop it's effectively the first pedal in the chain.