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Sustain – 

Sustain controls how hard the Ego Compressor works to 

maintain the signal within its compression threshold. Higher sustain 

settings will let your notes go on for a very long time, but be careful, 

because higher sustain settings also raise the noise floor. If you are 

running your compressor after overdrive or distortion, you will want to 

pay close attention to the Sustain knob and maybe back off of it quite a 

bit so as not to raise the amount of noise to unbearable levels. The Ego 

Compressor is quiet, by compressor standards, but when the whole point 

of a pedal is to take a signal, even it out, and make the quiet parts louder 

and the loud parts quieter, you can expect added noise as part of the 

process.

Attack – 

Attack controls how quickly the compression action starts to take 

effect. At slower attack settings, it will more gradually begin to compress 

the signal, which can leave your early note less affected. With quicker 

attack settings, it gets a noticeable pop-in, because it clamps down on the 

high signal level of the initial note and then quickly raises the output level 

after that to begin its compression action. This is integral to the classic 

country chickin' pickin' sound. Dialing this control in is all about feel, and 

where your ideal setting ends up will be entirely based on what you need 

the compressor to do for your sound.

Tone – 

Not content to merely have a great sounding compressor, Brian 

has created what we feel is a virtually ideal Tone knob for use with 

compressors. At fully counter-clockwise, it doesn't have any impact on the 

signal at all. As you raise it clockwise, it adds extra sparkle and presence to 

the sound, and with the right gear it can be very "jangly," a characteristic 

that a lot of players in Nashville especially look for. If you're wanting a little 

more presence in your signal, the Tone knob will let you dial it in quite 

precisely!

Blend – 

Having established that the Ego Compressor has everything you 

need to dial in a fantastic sounding compressed signal, now it's time to 

learn about the Blend functionality. At about noon on the Blend knob, the 

compressed signal and the (enhanced, boosted, and slightly warmed) 

clean signal are even in level. Because the signals are in parallel inside the 

pedal before mixing down to mono at the output, the Blend control acts 

as a mixer knob. At 50/50, your clean signal's natural note attack is almost 

100% unaffected by the Ego Compressor, but once the clean signal 

naturally fades, the Ego Compressor's compressed signal seamlessly fills in 

the gaps. This is a process no ear will hear because it's perfectly even and 

smooth, and the end result is all the benefits of a great compressor but a 

real, authentic transient. Counterclockwise, you get less and less Ego 

Compressor and more and more clean signal. Clockwise, more and more 

Ego Compressor and less and less clean signal. It's not too hard to grasp, 

but it is the sort of thing that rewards careful experimentation to see what 

all it can do before you settle in on what it is

 

specifically that you want to 

do.

Power Requirements

The pedal can be powered by a 9V battery. The battery terminal is located inside the pedal. If 

using a power supply, power needed for the pedal is 9V DC, regulated, center pin negative, as 

supplied by most standard Boss™/Ibanez™/Etc. supplies. The pedal can be safely powered with a 

multi-supply, like the Visual Sound 1SPOT™. The pedal was designed explicitly around the usage 

of a 9V DC power source, and is intended to sound its best at 9V. To avoid damage to the pedal, 

do not exceed 18V DC, do not use center pin positive adapters, and do not use AC power. Using 

an incorrect power adapter can lead to damage and will void the warranty on the pedal. This 

pedal draws 

33mA

.

Please note

: If you are using a battery, it will drain when the input cord is plugged in.

Return and Warranty Policy

For direct sales, there is a 7-day “no questions asked” period where you may return the pedal for any reason, provided that it is in its original condition. Please retain 

all packaging within this period in case you decide to return it! We only require that you pay shipping back. The 7 days start when you receive the pedal. This does 

not apply to dealer or retailer sales – see their individual return policies for specific information.

All Wampler Pedals, Inc. pedals carry a 5-year, fully transferable warranty that covers defects due to parts and labor. The warranty begins at the point of purchase. 

Please remember to register your pedal as soon as possible after purchase at the following web page to ensure quicker service if you should ever need to make a 

warranty claim: 

www.wamplerpedals.com/warranty_registration

For warranty repairs or questions, please feel free to contact us at 

www.wamplerpedals.com/contact_us.html  

Blend fully clockwise, Sustain at 1-2 o'clock, Attack at 2 o'clock, 

Tone to taste

Chickin' Pickin'

Blend at noon, Sustain at 10 o'clock, Attack fully clockwise, 

Tone at 9 o'clock

Gentle Tone Sweetener

Blend at 11 o'clock, Sustain at 2 o'clock, Attack fully 

clockwise, Tone to taste

Squashed, But Perfect Transients

Just A Hint Of The Clean

Blend at 2 o'clock, Sustain at 1 o'clock, Attack at 1 o'clock, 

Tone to taste

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