Pedals that stack with the MXR Dyna Comp
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All 99 ranked by how well they pair, from rig co-occurrence and tone-complementarity evidence
Boss VB-2W
Boss
15% matchAhead of the VB-2W, the Dyna Comp's squash keeps the attack consistent before that liquid pitch-vibrato ever colors it.
Browne Amplification Gritador
Browne Amplification
14% matchThe Dyna Comp evens out attack before the Gritador's asymmetrical clipping, keeping the vocal midrange consistent pick to pick.
Keeley Aria
Keeley
14% matchStack the Dyna Comp ahead of the Aria and its own optical compression gets an extra layer of sustain to build on.
Walrus Audio EB-10
Walrus Audio
14% matchThe Dyna Comp's squash evens pick dynamics before the EB-10's boutique preamp boost stage.
Marshall Guv'nor
Marshall
13% matchThe Dyna Comp evens out pick attack before it hits the Guv'nor, so the crunch stays consistent note to note.
Shin's Music Dumbloid
Shins Music
13% matchCompression before drive — the Dyna Comp keeps the Dumbloid's smooth, articulate breakup from getting spiky under a hard attack.
Fender Blender
Fender
13% matchThe Dyna Comp's squash evens the signal before it reaches the Blender's dry, psychedelic octave fuzz stage.
Benson Amps Stonk BOX
Benson Amps
13% matchRun the Dyna Comp before the Stonk BOX to even out attack before that raw germanium fuzz clips it.
Walrus Audio Eras
Walrus Audio
13% matchThe Eras' heavy metal distortion is a lot easier to tame once the Dyna Comp's squash runs ahead of it.
MXR M103 Blue Box
MXR
13% matchAhead of the Blue Box's glitchy octave fuzz, the Dyna Comp evens out pick attack before the octave-tracking circuit gets a chance to react unevenly.
Keeley Super AT Mod (Andy Timmons Full-Range Overdrive)
Keeley
13% matchDyna Comp's sensitive attack ahead of the Super AT Mod evens out dynamics before the pedal's own asymmetrical clipping.
Amptweaker Big Rock Pro
Amptweaker
12% matchCompression before distortion — the Dyna Comp keeps the Big Rock Pro's fat, modern gain from getting spiky under a hard attack.
Aguilar Octamizer (Bass Octaver)
Aguilar
12% matchAhead of the Octamizer, the Dyna Comp's squash keeps the pitch tracking clean instead of chasing an uneven attack.
Walrus Audio Iron Horse
Walrus Audio
12% matchThe Dyna Comp's compression sits ahead of the Iron Horse's gritty, aggressive distortion, evening out attack before the clipping stage takes over.
JAM Pedals Octaurus
Jam Pedals
12% matchThe Dyna Comp's even sustain feeds the Octaurus a consistent signal so its octave tracking stays accurate.
Cornerstone Colosseum
Cornerstone
12% matchAhead of the Colosseum, the Dyna Comp's squash keeps the attack consistent before that harmonic, versatile gain ever colors it.
Zevex Zvex Distortron
Zevex
12% matchCompress ahead of the Distortron with the Dyna Comp and its thick, aggressive harmonics respond to a more even signal.
Voodoo Lab Proctavia
Voodoo Lab
12% matchThe Dyna Comp's even sustain sits ahead of the Proctavia's classic octave fuzz, giving the vintage tracking circuit a steadier signal to lock onto.
DOD 250 Overdrive Preamp 50th Anniversary
Digitech
12% matchThe Dyna Comp's transient squash evens out the pick attack before it ever reaches the DOD 250's own touch-responsive JFET drive.
Hiwatt WEM Copicat Boost
Hiwatt
12% matchDyna Comp's sensitive attack ahead of the Copicat Boost evens out dynamics before the pedal's own clean boost stage.
Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box
Universal Audio
12% matchMXR Dyna Comp leans toward sustaining, and that's a real, usable character to pair with
Wampler Sovereign Distortion
Wampler
12% matchThe Dyna Comp evens out pick attack before the Sovereign's rich, boutique metal gain takes over.
Wampler Pinnacle Standard V2
Wampler
12% matchCompress ahead of the Pinnacle with the Dyna Comp and its boutique metal distortion responds to a tighter, more even signal.
Old Blood Noise Endeavors Excess
Old Blood Noise Endeavors
12% matchThe Dyna Comp's funky sustain evens out the signal before the Excess's experimental modulation and distortion take over.