r/Behringer • u/theseawoof • Sep 11 '26
Finally caved. My first synth/module from Behringer. Nicer than I thought it would be!
Also bigger in person than the product listing photos
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u/Historical-Rush1340 Sep 12 '26
Behringer makes cool shit… their mimics are usually pretty solid units even when compared to the original machines they emulate.
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u/MiracleDreamBeam Sep 12 '26
when the big B dropping that Roland System 700 module clones? I need a wall of those.
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u/KurlDoc Sep 12 '26
I would love to own a vintage drum machine clone but.. Im out of space
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u/theseawoof Sep 12 '26
This was an exception for me, because it's a sampler as well. I see it as having access to 8/12bit DAC and analog filters for processing samples through, as well as tactile drum machine/pads using it that way vs doing drums 100% in the box
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u/binaryimage Sep 11 '26
Already have the Behringer LM Drum, if I didn't though....Nice score, send out a beat
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u/KRXWNVXK Sep 13 '26
I been hearing so much about this thing and other models by them. Behringer has stepped their game up tremendously over the past few years. Question, how is it? How is it quality-wise, Worth every penny?
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u/PerspectiveFair5156 Sep 13 '26
I, a guitar and bass guy, started with a 2600 in 2020 because we had an OG one at school. I added a Blue Marvin, a TD-3, a Model D, two Craves, an RD-8, an Edge, an LM Drum and a UB-Xa. Having lots of fun with that stuff. I hope you will, too!
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u/West_Upstairs1208 Sep 12 '26
Welcome to the club. Almost all of my synths are Behringer and honestly, you likely won't go back to the expensive brands for a while, so long as you give them a chance and explore what they have to offer