| Limiters usually work.......
The more you turn it up the more it will 'squash' your bass signal. i.e. it will make you're notes all a similar volume.
Imo, it's best to turn it down, so it's only slightly on.(or off). O think it's better to develop your technique/playing style & plucking technique, than to rely on a limiter.
But it can also function as a speaker protector-to 'iron out' any 'spikes' in volume that could cause harm to your speaker.
So perhaps just use it when playing at you're amps higher volumes-therefore TO protect the speaker
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