So far no issues, and what I really liked about it is it brought the other pedals under control as well. By the time I was getting a tone I liked, things were getting a little muddy, and loud as well. That all went away. It really cleaned up my act a LOT! Just the same, it couldn't hurt to experiment a little.
Sounds like a good one. I am pretty finicky about being the right volume. If I feel like my guitar is overbearing or drowns out the rest of the band, from my vantage point, it is a mojo killer. Makes me hold back, play lightly, etc. Finding that perfect volume is important to me. Compressor would help smooth out the peaks and valleys a bit.
When I bought my Ross compressor (late 70s/early 80s), they were marketed as compressor/sustainer. And playing alone, I could get extra sustain, by using lots of compression. But that ultra squashed sound was lost in the mix. Long story short, I didn't know what I was doing, and didn't have access to anyone who knew any more than I did. Most of us here remember the pre-internet days. I tried using it as a boost, but it wasn't well suited to that task either. Along the way, I picked up a better understanding of the subtle way compression fits in.
Anyway, that could be the next change on my pedalboard. Money is a little tight. A few scheduled gigs have fallen through, and my wife has been out of work since January (finally starting to do some PRN (temping) work).