Step into a realm where vintage charm meets modern versatility with the Behringer 2600, a semi-modular synthesizer that bridges the gap between the past and the present. This instrument pays homage to the iconic sounds of yesteryear while offering features that cater to the needs of today's musicians. Whether you're seeking to recreate timeless synth tones or forge new musical pathways, the Behringer 2600 stands ready as your sonic canvas. With its robust build and intuitive design, it invites players of all levels to explore the depths of analog synthesis without breaking the bank. Perfect for studio wizards and live performers alike, this synthesizer promises to be an inspiring addition to any musical arsenal.

Key Features:

• Authentic mono semi-modular synthesizer with 3 analog oscillators offering 4 waveforms
• Normalled signal flow complemented by 93 patch points for extensive sonic exploration
• Pure analog signal path inspired by legendary designs from the 1970s
• Oscillators 2 and 3 feature pulse width modulation (PWM) for rich, dynamic sounds
• Mono and duophonic voice modes to adapt to your creative needs
• Dual VCF modes: the growling 4-pole 4012 and the smoother 4-pole 7072
• Dedicated LFO with square and triangle waveshapes for modulating sonic textures
• Includes a variety of sound-shaping tools: white/pink/low-frequency noise generator, sample & hold, and ring modulation
• ADSR and AR envelope generators, with a unique time factor control for adjusting the envelope’s duration
• Onboard digital spring reverb emulation adds depth and space to your patches
• Comprehensive connectivity options including USB/MIDI and CV for integration into modern setups
• Equipped with 63 faders featuring dimmable color-coded LED and 15 switches for hands-on control
• Additional features like portamento, interval latch, 1/4-inch and 3.5mm stereo outputs, preamp input, and headphones out with level control
• Housed in a roadworthy all-metal 8U rackmountable chassis for durability

Product specs

FAQs

What is the Behringer 2600 based on?

The Behringer 2600 is based on the classic ARP 2600 circuitry from the 1970s, featuring a pure analog signal path with matched transistors and JFETs, allowing you to recreate vintage sounds or craft new ones.

Is the Behringer 2600 suitable for beginners in synthesis?

Yes, the Behringer 2600 is suitable for beginners as it can be operated without patch cords, while still offering flexibility for experienced sound designers who wish to use them.

Does the Behringer 2600 support polyphony?

The Behringer 2600 operates in monophonic mode but offers a duophonic mode, allowing for two-note polyphony, which is great for creating more complex sounds.

What are the main waveforms available on the Behringer 2600?

The Behringer 2600 offers a variety of waveforms including sawtooth, pulse, triangle, sine, pulse width modulation, and frequency modulation, providing a wide range of sound design possibilities.

What kind of reverb does the Behringer 2600 include?

The Behringer 2600 features a digital spring reverb, which adds classic reverb effects to your sound, enhancing the depth and space of your patches.

Can the Behringer 2600 be integrated with modern DAWs?

Yes, the Behringer 2600 can be integrated with modern DAWs via MIDI In/Thru/USB, and it is compatible with software like Synthtribe for further sound manipulation and control.