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Good but absolutely not very good
I buy cheap Behringer products because they (often) are a very big bang for the buck.
The enclosure/parts all that physical stuff is cheap but it's working. What do you need more? I don't roll over a pedal with a car so I don't need all metal enclosures. Behringer stated in a forum that the plastic for the pedals is a special mix that they tested extensively. Music is not my job so I don't know how this Behringer pedals look like if you use them every day on the big stages. Regarding the electrical components I have to admit that as long as it sounds good I don't care if there is mojo stuff in it or not.
The pots are ok there is a resistance while turning so they don't get accidentally readjusted. I really like pedals with a lot of knobs to adjust everything so I like fiddling around with this pedal very much.
The one and only real downside of this pedal (why I actually replaced it) is the very nasty sounding noise when the sustain control is turned up to about 3/4.
Compressors are noisy in extreme settings but this noise is just horrible.
I now use a Boss CS-3 which is also noisy but in a good-sounding way. It sounds more "natural". It's hard to describe but it's not as harsh as the CS400.
+cheap
+does it's job
+lot's of knobs
-the horrible noise (at some settings)
The enclosure/parts all that physical stuff is cheap but it's working. What do you need more? I don't roll over a pedal with a car so I don't need all metal enclosures. Behringer stated in a forum that the plastic for the pedals is a special mix that they tested extensively. Music is not my job so I don't know how this Behringer pedals look like if you use them every day on the big stages. Regarding the electrical components I have to admit that as long as it sounds good I don't care if there is mojo stuff in it or not.
The pots are ok there is a resistance while turning so they don't get accidentally readjusted. I really like pedals with a lot of knobs to adjust everything so I like fiddling around with this pedal very much.
The one and only real downside of this pedal (why I actually replaced it) is the very nasty sounding noise when the sustain control is turned up to about 3/4.
Compressors are noisy in extreme settings but this noise is just horrible.
I now use a Boss CS-3 which is also noisy but in a good-sounding way. It sounds more "natural". It's hard to describe but it's not as harsh as the CS400.
+cheap
+does it's job
+lot's of knobs
-the horrible noise (at some settings)
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very good for it's price!
it is very good for it's price, so if you are looking for a cheap compressor pedal this will do the job.
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Awesome Value!
The Behringer CS400 Compressor / Sustainer Effect Pedal does an excellent job of emulating the Boss CS-3 pedal. It works and sounds like you'd expect. It's a great value for money product.
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Great quality for price.
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im not compressor guy
i guess it does it should but i play so few clean tones, that i dont think i should be giving opinion eitherway
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WF
Spectacular
Amazing compressor for even more amazing price. I was torn between this and the red one, but you will have no regrets picking either of them - they both sound excellent. I chose this for more controls.
It does precisely what you would expect of a compressor to do.
Many people tend to bash the plastic enclosure, however I have never had any of them brake yet (i have 2 that are about 15 yrs old).
It does precisely what you would expect of a compressor to do.
Many people tend to bash the plastic enclosure, however I have never had any of them brake yet (i have 2 that are about 15 yrs old).
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First true pedal
A compression sustainer like this is usually not something you'd think of as someone's first pedal, but I found the sound of the Boss CS-3 online and fell in love with the effect so I had to get it. When this Behringer one came in, I was even more infatuated with this little thing - maybe more than the CS-3. It works wonders even for a beginner like myself.
I will definitely stick to Behringer pedals for cheap effects.
I will definitely stick to Behringer pedals for cheap effects.
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Behringer CS400
I already own a Behringer DC9, but after a ferw years service the LED seems to be giving up- so, after reading a few online reviews I opted for the Behringer CS 400 - which does look a little like a certain other pedal!.
The CS 400 has a plastic body- but I bought this for home/recording use- so no worries about amage- but, I think even for gigging this would be tough enough. We all know what compressors do, but what they do is very subtle, the DC9 gave my signal a huge boost- the CS400 doesnt do that but it does clean up the signal, and somehow "sweetens" the sound.
The level knob does give a boost, without any gain, which is useful, the tone dial is very subtle but I use it to dial back the bite from my tele.
The attack/sustain don't seem to adjust anything- perhaps they will work more on my Les Paul- time will tell
All in all, a sturdy, well made bit of kit, that does whatever it is that compressors do!
subtle, but its there
The CS 400 has a plastic body- but I bought this for home/recording use- so no worries about amage- but, I think even for gigging this would be tough enough. We all know what compressors do, but what they do is very subtle, the DC9 gave my signal a huge boost- the CS400 doesnt do that but it does clean up the signal, and somehow "sweetens" the sound.
The level knob does give a boost, without any gain, which is useful, the tone dial is very subtle but I use it to dial back the bite from my tele.
The attack/sustain don't seem to adjust anything- perhaps they will work more on my Les Paul- time will tell
All in all, a sturdy, well made bit of kit, that does whatever it is that compressors do!
subtle, but its there
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Worthwile having
Incredible sustain with no distortion. It works!
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Sustainnnnnnnnnn
Want more sustain? No problem, just dial the knobs as You wish, and there it is.
This little pedal gives You the option Your guitar might lack - more sustain. It does it well. Should You use it for professional usage? No, it's not for that. Not because it's plastic (all Behringer pedals are plastic), but because of some strange sound in the "back".
NeverTheLess, for home usage, I recommend it. It's my 4th Behringer pedal and for that price, You can't make a wrong decision.
This little pedal gives You the option Your guitar might lack - more sustain. It does it well. Should You use it for professional usage? No, it's not for that. Not because it's plastic (all Behringer pedals are plastic), but because of some strange sound in the "back".
NeverTheLess, for home usage, I recommend it. It's my 4th Behringer pedal and for that price, You can't make a wrong decision.
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