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John McClung


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Olympia WA, USA
Post  Posted 8 Sep 2021 3:27 pm    
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John Macy wrote:
No, I seldom use compression live on my steel. If I do, I have an Origin Effects Cali 76, which is basically an 1176 in a pedal, very cool.


John or anyone: have you had a chance to try the Cali 76 Stacked Edition pedal? 2 compressors chained together, a bit like the Slide Rig with more control of each compressor. Very curious how useful it might be on pedal steel guitar.
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Post  Posted 10 Sep 2021 6:28 am    
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Haven’t tried that. Like I said I seldom use it in a live situation, or the studio for that matter. I do use the Slide Rig on lap steel, though. It and a Zen Drive drop you pretty deep into Lindley world.
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