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This pedal is in very good condition. It has velcro on the bottom. Power supply not included. True bypass design for pure signal integrityEasy-to-use controls: Level, Sustain, and AttackCompact and durable constructionSuitable for live performances and studio recordingsAffordable option with professional-grade compressionWhen it comes to smooth, dynamic guitar tones, the Kokko Compressor FCP2 is an essential tool for musicians seeking precise control over their sound. This compact yet powerful pedal effortlessly levels out your playing, ensuring each note is delivered with clarity and consistency. With its intuitive interface, featuring three simple knobs—Level, Sustain, and Attack—players can easily tailor their compression to match their unique style and preferences. The true bypass design guarantees that your signal remains pure and unaltered when the pedal is disengaged, preserving the integrity of your tone.The Kokko Compressor FCP2 is perfect for both gigging musicians and home studio enthusiasts, offering professional-quality compression without the premium price tag. Its robust construction ensures it can withstand the rigors of live performances, while its compact size makes it a convenient addition to any pedalboard setup. Whether you're looking to add sustain to your solos or balance out rhythm sections, this pedal provides the versatility and reliability you need.
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