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useful equiment
i use on guitar and synths for compression or limiting
the pedal is really good, based on an ibanez unit ive never used.
it works as intended in a simple way with a good sound quality
and it is versatile, it does hard limiting "max sustain" through to milder compression
attack control is fine, its senstive enough and has enough range for general use.
its very good value,
if youre not sure why you want this pedal, it will crush (compress/lmit) the transient of a sound at a selectable "ratio" - using the sustain dial, (amount of crushing the initial peaks - flattening the soundwaves level, making it sound more "sustained") with a dial for how quicly the crushing will take effect when you play a note (attack rate)
it sounds good after a distortion or OD pedal, or on a synth saw wave for example, and ive used it on drum machines.
it will be useful to anyone who needs a comp/limiter. regardless of its low price.
behringer also produce the cs400 (boss comp clone), which is also very nice, id recommend both, although the cl9 is more agressive, and basic maybe. very good effects unit.
the pedal is really good, based on an ibanez unit ive never used.
it works as intended in a simple way with a good sound quality
and it is versatile, it does hard limiting "max sustain" through to milder compression
attack control is fine, its senstive enough and has enough range for general use.
its very good value,
if youre not sure why you want this pedal, it will crush (compress/lmit) the transient of a sound at a selectable "ratio" - using the sustain dial, (amount of crushing the initial peaks - flattening the soundwaves level, making it sound more "sustained") with a dial for how quicly the crushing will take effect when you play a note (attack rate)
it sounds good after a distortion or OD pedal, or on a synth saw wave for example, and ive used it on drum machines.
it will be useful to anyone who needs a comp/limiter. regardless of its low price.
behringer also produce the cs400 (boss comp clone), which is also very nice, id recommend both, although the cl9 is more agressive, and basic maybe. very good effects unit.
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Works wonders with e-drums
I bought this to be used with my bass, but it crossed my mind to experiment using it with my electronic drums set (I wasn't happy with the bass drum, it lacked that deep "boom" power no matter how much I changed parameters) and now I can actually feel and hear that pleasant boom of the bass drum, and not only, but another advantage is that high sounds like hi hat, symbals which before were barely heard, now they are way more audible, I advice this compressor to be used with any e-drums.
Im using Roland Octapad + Behringer CL9 + Alesis Strike Amp 12
Im using Roland Octapad + Behringer CL9 + Alesis Strike Amp 12
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JN
This Is a Compressor
It is a Compressor and it's a good one. It does what it says. It's equal if not better to other expensive "rivals".
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Feels cheap, works great
i use this pedal over a range of different purposes. for recording bass (on the monitoring signal) on rehearsals and also on my guitar pedalboard when jamming and recording. It's made of plastic so i probably wouldn't put this loose in a bag with other gear but i trust it to hold together on my pedalboard. as far as sound goes i have nothing negative to say, it doesn't introduce any noice to my signal and does exactly what it's supposed to. easy to dial in, just enough options for my needs, not too many. for it's price this is an absolute bargain.
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Very Good Sound - but a bit fragile
The sound is awesome and the knobs very responsible.
but the case is quite fragile.
in other words, if you are not touring...well worth.
if you are moving a lot, better invest in something more sturdy.
but the case is quite fragile.
in other words, if you are not touring...well worth.
if you are moving a lot, better invest in something more sturdy.
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They did it again !
It sound good, it's useful and not noisy (at least in my setup).
I own much more expensive and high-end compressors, but I really like playing with this one, both on bass and guitar. It's not transparent, but the color is really nice.
Absolute win on this one, Behringer.
I own much more expensive and high-end compressors, but I really like playing with this one, both on bass and guitar. It's not transparent, but the color is really nice.
Absolute win on this one, Behringer.
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LB
Awesome Value!
The Behringer CL9 Compressor Limiter Effect Pedal does an excellent job of emulating the Ibanez CP9 pedal. It works and sounds like you'd expect. It's a great value for money product.
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Excellent for the price
Great sound. Works well. No issues. The only negative might be the typical Behringer not-so-solid-looking plastic construction.
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Doing the job better than paid
I'm using it after a TU-300 of beringher in an FX loop since a few weeks by now, it isn't too noisy, only downside is that it's fully in plastic and the knobs may feel not too nice, but honestly for what it does that is okay, especially with it's lowprice it does it better than you could expect for the price. all in all a good affordable CL-Pedal
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Very good pedal
It was a very good pedal and ive owned for about two weeks and have 0 problems
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