Behringer Model D

Analogue Desktop Synthesiser in Classic Design

Analogue signal path (VCO mixer-VCF-VCA)

3 VCOs with 5 waveforms

24 dB ladder filter with resonance

High pass / low pass modes

Analogue LFO with rectangle / triangle waveforms

Monophonic sound generation with polychain capability for up to 16 voices

Noise generator

Overdrive circuit

Semi-modular with 13 patch points

49 Controls for direct access

Can be used as a complete Eurorack synthesiser voice (width: 70 HP)

3.5 mm audio input for sound processing from external sources

2 Line outputs (6.3 mm) with different levels

3.5 mm headphone output

MIDI In / Thru and USB-MIDI

Dimensions: 90 x 374 x 136 mm

Weight: 1.7 kg

Power adapter included (12 V DC, 1000 mA)

Width	70 TE / HP

Almost irresistable to not give it a try

Tunnel One, 10.10.2019

PEople may hate behnringer as much as they like, and the work ehics of the company might be questionable, but they do deilver when it comes to the new, ever expanding, synth range.

The Model D is a very nice, well built mono synth. It sounds great and comes very close to a classic original which this was inspired by.

The synth has all expected features, and handling feels good. The knobs are a bit msall, but this is something we see commonly nowadays with the small sized devices and modular equipment.

Aside from the expected features the addition of daisy poly chaining multiple Model D's makes it also tempting to build your own analog poly synth.

It works as a desktop or eurorack device, with a minor downside being the loose bolts used to fix it in its case, instead of a full bar. Once you have dismounted it from the case to put it in a rack, you will have a struggle to mount it back with all screws in the original case.

All in all, for the price tag it has, this is an irresistable offer, that offers you the real classic power in a compact and afforable format.

I don't see why you would not give it a try.

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I <3 Behringer

Io Eko, 26.06.2019

Note that my ratings take into account the product's price.

I loved MiniMoog's sound but couldn't afford it given that I'm just a hobbyist. And even if I could afford it I'd probably not spend all that money on a vintage machine with no midi support that would cost me a fortune to maintain in the future. So, when I saw this clone from Behringer it was an instant buy. And heck I'm not regretting it. The sound is simply amazing, pretty much 100% like the original thing. Plus the guys at Behringer were cool enough to add an extra LFO and proper Midi support. The only downside is that the knobs are too close to each other and turning certain knobs becomes a tedious process. But for the price and the sound... Who cares?

As far as the comments about whether it's unethical or not that Behringer is cloning other people's circuits: Hardware and VST company giants are doing that for ages. I don't see why there's a difference in an analog modeling software based synth that is literally acting the same way a Moog circuit is and an equal analog circuit.

Thank you, Behringer. I can't wait for your new synth products.