TC Electronics Forcefield Compressor Limiter Guitar Pedal
$60.00
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All-Analog Awesomeness
By its very nature, compression is one of the most difficult effects to explain, but here goes… By controlling the maximum level of a signal, a compressor limits the dynamic range, while maintaining a higher average loudness. You can use compression to: reduce really loud passages; or bring up the level of the most-subtle nuance – and sustain it for days. You often feel compression more than you hear it, and when applied properly, it can either be sweet and smooth, or tight and punchy. FORCEFIELD COMPRESSOR’s vintage circuit design lets you tap into everything from the sweet sag of a tube amplifier, to the unapologetic smack of a sledgehammer!
Old-School Feel
Vintage analog compression differs greatly from modern studio compression. Instead of the ultra-glassy transparency of high-end rack gear, you get generous gobs of warmth and the smooth tonal characteristic that has shaped the sound of rock and country music from their early beginnings. From sublime, bluesy sustain of classic rock, to the snap of country chicken-pickin’ that pops out of the mix beautifully – you get it all with FORCEFIELD COMPRESSOR.
Classic Tone – Modern Features
A sturdy metal chassis with dedicated Input, Output and True Bypass means that FORCEFIELD COMPRESSOR is equally roadworthy and pedalboard friendly. You can power it with a 9V battery, or use our convenient POWERPLUG 9V adapter.
Backstage Pass – All Access
Capable of a vast range of dynamic expression, FORCEFIELD COMPRESSOR sports an easy-to-use control layout including: Sustain, set the amount of signal compression; Attack, controls how fast the compression is applied; and Level, which sets the output volume to make up for gain loss – or for using your FORCEFIELD COMPRESSOR as a solo booster. Nothing is easier!
| Weight | 1.0000 kg |
|---|---|
| Brand | TC Electronic |
| Instrument | Guitar |

1976
The SCF: The Holy Grail of Chorus
TC Electronic is founded by brothers Kim and John Rishoj in the suburbs of Aarhus, Denmark. Drawing from their experience as musicians, they develop the now legendary Stereo Chorus/Flanger guitar pedal or simply – SCF. Praised for its lush tones, and a low noise level and transparent character, the now legendary SCF remained in production for 40 years and is still sought after today.
1985
The Birth of a Legend: The 2290 Digital Delay
After the success of their first line of guitar pedals TC Electronic takes a turn towards studio gear and develops a range of rack mounted effects processors, including the iconic TC2290. Regarded as one of the best sounding delay units ever designed, the 2290 becomes a mainstay in studios around the world and is inducted into the TEC Hall of Fame in 2015.
1998
TC Group
The TC Group is formed. Over the following years the group is joined by a number of professional audio brands, including Tannoy, Lake, TC Helicon, Lab Gruppen and TC APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES.
2000
Designed for Greatness: System 6000
System 6000, TC Electronic’s innovative dynamics and effects processor, takes the pro audio world by storm. The unit quickly becomes a prominent tool within both the film and music industries, and receives a TEC Award in Signal Processing Technology/Hardware.
2011
A Tech Leap Year: TonePrint Pedals and the PolyTune
The first TonePrint pedals are unveiled at NAMM. These pedals have the ability to beam in custom effect presets to the guitar pedal using a smartphone, opening up all kinds of new sonic possibilities for musicians and tone tweakers. That same year, the world's first polyphonic guitar tuner, the PolyTune earns TC Electronic its 11th TEC Award.
2013
A Modern Classic: Ditto Looper
TC Electronic breaks new ground with the best-selling Ditto Looper pedal – a complete reimagining of what a guitar looper should be, sporting a dead simple one-knob layout. With its focus on simplicity and sound quality, Ditto becomes an instant hit and essential practice tool for guitar players all over the world.
2015
Joining the Tribe
Music Tribe acquires the TC Group. With the acquisition, TC Electronic joins Behringer, Bugera, Midas, Turbosound and Klark Teknik in what later evolves into the Music Tribe.We accept the following payment methods:
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