I am not happy with it, but I am trying to even out the volume of the strings on my cheap 6 string bass.

The Ratio knob controls the amount of compression while the Thresh knob controls when you want the compressor to kick in. This pedal has a small amount of his when you roll the enhance knob past 75%, or the ratio knob to infinite. 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 gives your playing that same velvety finishing touch by smoothing out inconsistent volume peaks.I ended up running all of the knobs at maximum just for the heck of it and ended up really digging it. When switching up playing styles, bass guitarists may experience inconsistent signal levels that can be damaging to their sound. Just set the Ratio control for the amount of compression you want and adjust the Thresh(old) control to where you want the compressor to kick in.

This is a 2nd hand item and may not come with all originally included items and original accessories or software. You can roll it back to nothing (no sound), or boost it to where you get some noise and hiss, and depending on what you have. Tested using a looped bass recording from a Boss RC30 Loopstation into a Markbass LM3 amp and 12” Markbass cab.

Your low thumping tones shall shake the very bones of the earth, while your slap and pop techniques will drop pantaloons and briefs alike. The Behringer, with the Ratio set at max (∞ to 1) and Threshold at min, did a pretty good job of significantly limiting the output, however there was still noticeable volume / signal getting through. I can't hear much difference when turning this knob, but when playing through an EQ plugin, it appears to add a high shelf starting around 2.