Suhr Koji Compressor

The Suhr Koji compressor pedal takes the compressors of yesteryear to the next level by expanding a warm, fully analog circuit with innovative sound options and a powerful Mix control. With the Comp, Level, and Attack parameters, you can create smooth rhythm tones, aggressive country or R&B compression with a warm bite, full-bodied lead lines, and much more. The Mix control lets you preserve a dry signal for a more subtle compression style—a major advantage for modern recordings or styles where guitars are meant to sound unprocessed. And unlike vintage guitar compressors, you can enjoy studio-quality enhancements anytime, anywhere. 

Plus, the “Koji’s Voice” switch lets you boost specific frequencies—including the highs and upper mids—so you can focus on playing instead of having to compensate with tone and EQ controls elsewhere in your signal chain. Don’t just feel the pressure—be the pressure itself and control your dynamics with the Koji Comp’s analog warmth, modern controls, and pedalboard-friendly size.

• Analog compression with the added versatility of mix controls and tone options
• Switch from aggressive to transparent compression by using the Mix knob to preserve your dry signal
• Choose from 3 compression styles: boost in the upper midrange (ideal for an enhanced attack), flat, or boost in the upper midrange/highs (ideal for sweet highs and a rich, glassy smoothness)
• Thanks to the changing LED, you can monitor operation via colors that indicate minimal, moderate, or significant gain reduction
• Selectable true bypass or buffered bypass
• FX Link jack (3.5 mm) supports external switches and more
• Operates on a single 9V battery or a compatible 9V DC power supply with the negative terminal in the center

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Suhr doesn’t just build top-quality handmade instruments and amplifiers—the company creates exceptional instruments that fuel musical dreams and artistic passions. John Suhr began crafting custom guitars in the mid-1970s, and in the early 1980s, he built Pensa-Suhr instruments to order for a select group of top musicians. In the 1990s, John collaborated with renowned rig builder Bob Bradshaw to design the now-legendary CAA 3+ and 3+SE preamps and the CAA OD-100 amplifier. In 1997, after a stint as a senior master luthier at Fender’s Custom Shop, John founded his own company—a decision that enabled him to create products of unparalleled quality, detail, and craftsmanship.

Today, the name Suhr is synonymous with prestige; a guitar, bass, or amplifier bearing the Suhr logo commands immediate respect. With top musicians such as Mateus Asato, Reb Beach, Scott Henderson, James Norbert Ivanyi, Andre Nieri, Pete Thorn, Ian Thornley, Doug Aldrich, and Andy Wood on the company’s client list, you can be sure that with your Suhr, you’re in good company.