Behringer Model D
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Essential Information About the Behringer Model D Synthesizer
Essential Information About the Behringer Model D Synthesizer
- Monophonic analog synthesizer with 3 VCOs, 24 dB resonant Ladder filter, and 100% analog VCO-Mixer-VCF-VCA signal path.
- Semi-modular with 13 patch points and 70 HP Eurorack format for immediate integration into modular systems.
- Poly Chain up to 16 voices for thick stacks and chords via multiple units.
- Modern connectivity (MIDI In/Thru, USB-MIDI, audio inputs/outputs) and built-in overdrive circuit for more aggressive tones.
Manufacturer Information
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An Accessible Tribute to the 70s Legend
The Behringer Model D pays homage to the legendary portable synth of the 70s, embraced by countless keyboardists in progressive, electronic, and pop scenes. It is part of the manufacturer's "reimagined classics" range, offering the character of the original "D" style circuit within a compact, durable chassis ready for studio and stage use.For Massive Basses, Cutting Leads, and Analog Sound Design
Ideal for curious beginners to seasoned musicians, the Model D prioritizes direct access to parameters to quickly create deep basses, singing leads, drones, and effects. Perfect for electro, techno, synthwave, ambient, pop, or film scoring, it shines in the studio, on stage, and in modular setups thanks to its Eurorack format.Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Semi-modular | Yes |
| Sampler | No | Synthesis type | Analog, Subtractive |
| Max polyphony | 16 | Vocoder | No |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Category | Analog synth |
| MPE compatible | No | MIDI I/O | IN, OUT, THRU (DIN), MIDI PAR USB |
| Width in HP | 70 | Inputs | Midi, Stereo mini jack |
| Number of oscillators | 3 | Outputs | 2 x jack, 3.5 mm headphone |
| Usable as a Eurorack synthesizer voice (width | 70 HP) | Weight | 1.7 kg |
| Dimensions | 90 x 374 x 136 mm | ||
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this synthesizer for its "deep, very fat" sound and ease of use. One noted "tactile buttons, love it." Reviewers highlighted exceptional value for price. Some concerns included plastic build quality, tuning drift away from keyboard center, and stiff switches initially. Overall, shoppers found it "truly a success" with impressive sound quality.
Review highlights
- âThe sound is deep, very fat and the emotions are there!â
- âEasy to use, sound that delivers on its promises. Super tactile buttons, I love it.â
- âReally a success.â
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Excellent. The sound is deep, very fat and the emotions are there! I bought it as a complement to my Roland Fantom and a three-part Moog studio. The objective of complementarity is well fulfilled. Note: a) the two midi sockets are very practical; b) the switches are very hard at first use.
I hesitated to really force it but that's obviously what needs to be done and then they are very good. c) there is a bit âplasticâ aspect but at this price you can't have everything. I am not sure if the Moog Model-D offers better sounds but I do not have any comparison elements except with my Mother 32 or my DFAM and Subharmonicon.Automatically translated
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Very good synth! A small wonder for the price.
However, beware of small drawbacks, going out of tune as soon as you move a little too far from the âcenterâ of the keyboard, âtuneâ knobs not notched to 0, so you are never completely sure of being in sync. The knobs are not very big and the finishes are far from those from Moog, so for the comfort and pleasure of fiddling it's not excellent excellent, but won't spit in the soup.Automatically translated
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Well, the manufacturing quality is not at the level of Moog but, in terms of sound, there is nothing to say, the objective has been reached. The hardware model is barely more expensive than a plugin, 1/10th the price of the Minimoog, it must have an impact somewhere! You just have to be careful with your gear.
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I am very surprised by the quality of these small synthesizers cloned from historical synths by Behringer. The ModelD, even if I have never had a Minimoog in my hands, is really a success.
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A huge sound, good a bit plastic the story anyway... but no regrets, for the price really nothing to say
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Questions frequently asked
What sounds can the Behringer Model D produce?
The three analog VCOs, noise generator, and 24 dB Ladder filter allow for creating deep basses, leads, and sound design textures. Five waveforms are available per oscillator, with resonance and low-pass or high-pass modes.
How to connect the Model D to a computer or a master keyboard?
MIDI control is available via USB-MIDI or DIN MIDI In, Out, and Thru connectors. A 3.5 mm mini-jack audio input also allows processing an external source.
Can the Model D be installed in a Eurorack case?
Its Eurorack format occupies 70 HP. The semi-modular architecture includes 13 connection points. The dimensions are 90 x 374 x 136 mm.
Is the Behringer Model D polyphonic?
A maximum polyphony of 16 voices can be achieved by linking up to 16 units via the Poly Chain function.
Is there a built-in arpeggiator or sequencer?
The absence of built-in arpeggiator and sequencer requires using an external sequencer, groovebox, master keyboard, or DAW. Synchronization and playing can be handled via MIDI connections.



