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Behringer 369

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Behringer 369 compressor/limiter review

What's new at Behringer? Behringer is back in the news with the release of its new compressor, the 369, strongly inspired by the legendary Neve 33609 compressor/limiter. Can the copy really outdo the original? Read more…

Tech. sheet

Manufacturer: Behringer
Model: 369
Category: Studio compressors
Release date:may 2024

Type: analog stereo compressor/limiter
Inspired by the Neve 33609 (especially the N version)
Two independent sections: compression and limitation
Controls: threshold, ratio, gain, attack, release for compression
Rectangular retro needle gauges
Midas transformers (vs Marinair at Neve)
"Control" function compatible with external remote control type Behringer WING
19'' rack construction - shallow depth
Substantial weight (solid, but pot quality questionable)
Switches: In/Out, Bypass, Control, Mono/Stereo

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What is the main inspiration behind the Behringer 369?

The Behringer 369 is heavily inspired by the Neve 33609 compressor, a classic in studio dynamic processing since the 1970s.

Is this an analog or digital compressor?

The 369 is a 100-percent analog compressor/limiter.

Can it be used for mastering?

Yes, it's perfectly suitable for mastering, thanks in particular to its musical compression and well-managed stereo. However, its build quality raises concerns about its long-term durability.

What's the main difference with the Neve 33609?

Other than the transformers and a few differences in the switches, the quality of some components (notably the pots) is much inferior on the Behringer.

Does the Behringer 369 replace a plugin?

It offers a more natural and deeper rendering than a plugin, which can be a real plus in takes or mixes, but remains different from a UAD-type plugin.