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Behringer 369 Stereo Compressor Limiter Rack Mountable

Achieve Professional Sound with Classic CompressionThe Behringer 369 is a 2-channel stereo compressor designed to deliver classic, studio-quality sound. Featuring custom-built Midas transformers, this rackmounted unit provides precise control over dynamics, ensuring your audio tracks have the per...

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Overview

Achieve Professional Sound with Classic Compression

The Behringer 369 is a 2-channel stereo compressor designed to deliver classic, studio-quality sound. Featuring custom-built Midas transformers, this rackmounted unit provides precise control over dynamics, ensuring your audio tracks have the perfect balance and clarity. Ideal for both studio and live applications, the Behringer 369 helps you achieve professional results.

  • Channels: 2-Channel Stereo
  • Form Factor: 2U Rackmountable
  • Transformers: Custom-Built Midas Transformers
  • Remote Control: 15-pin Remote Control Port
  • Compression Ratios: 5 Compression Ratios
  • Operation: Dual-mono Operation

Key Features

Iconic Sound Heritage:The Behringer 369 captures the legendary sound of the Neve 33609, offering a rich, vintage tone that adds a cohesive "glue" to mixes. Developed with engineers who worked with Rupert Neve, it ensures authentic sound while meeting modern production needs.

Dual Channel Flexibility: The 369 features both compressor and limiter modes, providing subtle musical compression and aggressive peak control. Each channel offers precise and repeatable settings, ensuring consistent performance for every recording or mastering session.

Smooth Compression Controls: With adjustable Threshold, Recovery, Gain, and Ratio controls (1.5:1 to 6:1), the 369 allows you to sculpt the dynamic range smoothly without compromising the natural characteristics of your signal. Presets on the Recovery control adapt to the input signal, ensuring smooth and musical dynamics.

Powerful Limiting Capabilities: The Limiter section offers aggressive peak control with a wide recovery range (50-800 ms). You can adjust the Threshold, Attack, and Recovery times to achieve a pumping dance floor mix or subtly tame peaks, finding the perfect balance in between.

Versatile and Portable Design: The 369's 2U rackmount chassis is sturdy and portable, making it ideal for studio use, live sound, and on-location recording. It offers stereo or mono operation, individual bypass for each channel, and external control options via the rear panel.

Specifications

Product Type
Stereo Compressor Limiter
Design
Rack Mountable
Channels
Dual Channel
Modes
Compressor, Limiter
Compression Controls
Adjustable Threshold, Recovery, Gain, Ratio (1.5:1 to 6:1)
Limiter Controls
Adjustable Threshold, Attack, Recovery (50-800 ms)
Form Factor
2U rackmount chassis
Operation Modes
Stereo or mono
Features
Individual bypass for each channel, External control options via rear panel

Frequently Asked Questions

The Behringer 369 captures the legendary sound of the Neve 33609, offering a rich, vintage tone that adds a cohesive "glue" to mixes.
Yes, the 369 features both compressor and limiter modes, providing subtle musical compression and aggressive peak control on each channel.
Yes, each channel offers precise and repeatable settings, ensuring consistent performance for recording or mastering sessions.
The compressor section has adjustable Threshold, Recovery, Gain, and Ratio controls, with ratios ranging from 1.5:1 to 6:1.
The Limiter section offers a wide recovery range from 50 to 800 milliseconds.
The 369 features a sturdy and portable 2U rackmount chassis, suitable for studio use or live sound applications.
Yes, it offers both stereo and mono operation, along with individual bypass for each channel.