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need yur opinion on the mdx4400 behringer compressor

thinking about buying the 4 channel dbx 4400 behringer compressor. They've got it at mars for $129 or $119. It look pretty good to me, but i don't know alot about compressors. any feedback would be a big help. oh, and don't tell me about other compressors. Just let me know about this one or what experience you've had with behringer. I don't need the "options" thing. I'll get too confused.
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I'm ordering one this monday. I'm getting it for the live radio and community tv stuff I do, I use software compression for recording. I'll let you know what I think of it.
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MDX4400....

good little unit...it may not give ya the squashing type compression you want for tv and radio,but it will hold its own....limiter works great......

4 channels for $119 is a steal....
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why not get two autocoms? i think the price would end up being very similarand you will get a few more features (three extra knobs per channel) including a handy expander/gate and a hi freq. enhancer which stops the sound from muddying up....and like i said i don't think this option will destroy your budget, its worth taking a look at
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It doesn't give you controll over attack and release times, so it doesn't score very high in flexibility.

However, as Gidge stated, the limiters are good. If you're recording to daw, the 4 channels worth of limiters are great for preventing digital clipping.
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