Behringer NR300 Noise Reducer
The NR300 is a noise reduction pedal offering both Reduction and Mute modes, with an integrated effects loop for processing external signals.
- 9V DC · center −
- 30 mA
- Mono
- New
- from $28.11
- Used (asking)
- from $20
The rundown
Highlights
- Two operational modes: Reduction for gradual noise suppression and Mute for gating
- Built-in effects loop for inserting other pedals or processors
- Buffered bypass preserves signal integrity when disengaged
- Compact footprint measuring 70.1 x 122.9 mm
- Runs on standard 9V DC power with battery option
Best for
Players seeking a straightforward noise gate solution with the flexibility to process additional effects through its integrated loop.
Quick facts
- Power
- 9V DC
- Current draw
- 30 mA
- Polarity
- Center negative
- Dimensions
- 70.1 × 122.9 mm
- Stereo
- No
- MIDI
- No
- Status
- In production
Where to buy Behringer NR300 Noise Reducer
$28.11 lowest new price · Reverb
Used listings asking $20–$29, median $24 (5 listings). Asking prices, not sold prices.
| Seller | Condition | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverb | Used | $20 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $24 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $24 | View |
| Reverb | New | $28.11 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $29 | View |
| Reverb | New | $30.90 | View |
| Reverb | New | $39.99 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $44 | View |
Prices last checked 20 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.
Frequently asked questions
What power supply does the NR300 need?
The NR300 runs on a 9V DC supply drawing 30 mA and is compatible with battery power.
Does the NR300 have bypass switching?
Yes, the NR300 features buffered bypass to maintain signal quality when the pedal is disengaged.
Can I use the NR300 in stereo?
No, the NR300 is a mono pedal without stereo capability.
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