Behringer BASS LIMITER ENHANCER BLE400 Ultimate Dynamics Effects Pedal

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At "min" (or -60 in the case of the Keeley) the compression will kick in at very low input volumes => overall the pedal is providing the maximum limiting it can. This is a great, inexpensive pedal that serves a very useful purpose, especially if you're playing slap bass. Setting the compression to max (∞ to 1), the Keeley managed to reduce the volume by the same amount as the Behringer with the Threshold at only -25 and then took things down to a pretty negligible volume by -50. The enhancer functionality prevents the precious harmonics frequency spectrum from being affected when using extreme limiter settings.

Your friends will fear its intimidating green finish, and those who oppose you shall fall hard under the crushing weight of its rigid plastic chassis. The BASS LIMITER ENHANCER BLE100 is the ideal way to bring a new level of consistency to your bass playing—and it’s oh, so affordable. If you have any questions about this item or would like to know more about it, please feel free to contact us with any specific questions and a member of our sales staff will get back to you straight away.

You may not use the Image in any way that might prejudice the reputation of Music Tribe, or the distinctiveness, validity or goodwill of any of its brands. The dials on the Behringer are exactly the same as the Boss LMB-3 on which it is based (and which I am looking forward to putting through its paces, when it arrives later this week) with Threshold going "min to max" clockwise; and the similarly on the Keeley they go from -60 to +10 (i.

The Ratio knob controls the amount of compression while the Thresh knob controls when you want the compressor to kick in. You can hear that the overall output has been more compressed with this setting - this the LMB3 in it's max limiter mode. Pretty silent running on both by-pass and engaged and with Threshold set at 0 and Compression 1:1, the Gain setting at 0 pretty much gave parity between by-pass and volume and engaged volume, so very intuitive on that score; and the Gain was set at this level for the rest of the testing. You're raising the signal level, and you're raising everything, including the noise floor of everything going into the pedal.Pedal is equipped with a tone compensation circuit with dedicated Enhance control that allows for dial in just the right amount of sparkle, without giving the bass that over-processed or brittle sound. The BLE400 compresses these different sound levels so the loud signals are matched by the softer sounds for a more balanced performance.