Well, this is my second bi-comp, I sold the first, because I wanted to try every other comp out there. I currently use a budda wah, bi-comp, xotic rc, into BB into AC boosters, then analogman bi-chorus, and volume pedal, finally into a dls echotap then out to my boogie lonestar. I use a tom anderson or gibson guitar, and all my cables are fulltone and george L's. I can't really say much else than most other reviewers here except that the bi-comp is extremely quiet, and doesn't change your tone in any way. With all of the other compressors I tried, my basic tone was changed in some way, either trebble was added or lost, or the basic feel of my sound was changed. I hate to even mention names, but the keeley was too compressed for me at it's lowest setting, and the tone seemed to change a bit, adding a bit of hi-fi quality which some like, but I prefer to have the sound of my gear without anything added. I currently use the ross side with the compression on 1 and the level set to taste, it stays on all the time as a buffer. I used a Vht valvulator for years, but it too seemed to give my tone a sort of presence that sounded great for cleans but not so for overdrives. I'm not sure if the bi-comp lowers impedence, but it seems to have the same effect as a buffer, just bringing the signal up enough to get through all the cables and jacks of the pedals.
The juicer does the clasic country compression perfectly, think Mark Knopfler or Skunk Baxtor from the early steely dan records.
