TC Electronic Hypergravity Mini Compressor Pedal

Spectra mode uses a multiband algorithm for transparent, studio-quality compression across all frequencies. Vintage mode provides a classic, squishy analog-style compression, while the TonePrint mode allows you to load custom artist presets or your own tweaked settings via the app.

Spectra mode uses a multiband algorithm for transparent, studio-quality compression that keeps your highs and lows balanced. Vintage mode provides a classic, squashed analog-style compression, while TonePrint mode allows you to load custom artist-created or user-defined compression algorithms directly into the pedal.

The pedal features a true bypass design and an analog signal path to ensure your dry signal remains unaffected when the effect is off. When engaged, the multiband compression is designed to be transparent, though you can adjust the Blend knob to mix in your dry signal for maximum clarity.

Yes, the pedal features a dedicated Blend control. This allows you to mix your dry, uncompressed signal with the compressed signal, which is excellent for retaining pick attack and natural dynamics while still getting the sustain you need.

You can download the free TonePrint app on your smartphone, select a preset, and 'beam' it to the pedal by holding your phone’s speaker up to your guitar’s pickup. This instantly updates the pedal's internal settings without needing a USB cable.

You can beam custom tones to the pedal by holding your smartphone speaker up to your guitar's pickup while the TonePrint app is playing the transmission. Alternatively, you can connect the pedal to your computer via USB to manage and upload custom presets using the TonePrint editor software.

No, the pedal features true bypass circuitry. This ensures that your guitar signal passes through the pedal completely unaltered when the effect is disengaged, preserving your natural tone.

No, the Hypergravity Mini does not have an internal battery compartment due to its compact size. It requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a center-negative polarity.

Yes, the Hypergravity Mini works well with bass. Because it uses a multiband compressor, it handles low-end frequencies effectively without the 'pumping' artifacts often found in simpler, single-band compressor pedals.

The Hypergravity Mini does not support internal battery power due to its compact size. It requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a center-negative polarity to operate.