NAMM 2018: Behringer announce the Neutron Analog Synthesizer
Not sure if this is actually at the show or whether it was revealed at their pre-NAMM show party but Behringer has just released a video of the Neutron Analog Synthesizer.
Neutron
While we were all too busy criticising the clones or watching the development of the Oberheim at the Midas laboratory, Behringer has snuck out a fruity looking synthesizer. Not many details to go on just yet but apparently, it’s semi-modular analogue synthesizer with two oscillators, a paraphonic mode, waveform mixing, two envelopes, delay and overdrive effects, sample-and-hold, slew and attenuators.
Update: They’ve now revealed the full front panel showing the massive patch bay that we first glimpsed on the mysterious prototype they were working on that we saw the board of about a month ago.
Honestly, for me, this is fabulous. Clones are great but they are always harking over some rose-tinted past that’s never as good as we imagine. I’ve always wanted Behringer to use their passion to create something else, something new and buzzing. The Neutron looks a bit more like it. Lots of knobs, big sound, not trying to look like anything else – yes, please.
Update: The price has been confirmed at $299.99 and should ship at the end of April.
More information
- Behringer’s website
Video
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2 responses to “NAMM 2018: Behringer announce the Neutron Analog Synthesizer”
Curtis Chips i already love it!
Price confirmed at $299.99 USD