Unleash the unpredictable with the Behringer 903A Random Signal Generator Eurorack Synthesizer Module. This compact yet powerful module invites you to explore the vintage sounds of a 1970s modular synthesizer. With its authentic reproduction of classic analog circuitry, the 903A offers rich, vintage-flavored white and pink noise that can breathe life into any musical creation.

The module's dual outputs create a playground for sonic exploration, allowing you to modulate parameters independently and craft complex, evolving patches. Use one output for modulating an oscillator while routing the other to a filter, and watch as the interplay of signals transforms your soundscapes into dynamic, living entities. Whether you're seeking to add a touch of retro grit or inject some randomness into your compositions, the 903A is a versatile ally.

Its 4HP design ensures it fits effortlessly into any Eurorack setup, making it a perfect choice for both space-conscious rigs and expansive modular systems. The Behringer 903A is an essential tool for any synth enthusiast looking to infuse their music with the warmth and character of true analog noise.

Key Features:

• Authentic reproduction of 1970s random signal generator
• All-analog circuitry for genuine vintage sound
• Generates white and pink noise
• Dual independent outputs for complex patching
• Compact 4HP Eurorack module
• Current consumption: 25mA (+12V) / 35mA (-12V)

Product specs

FAQs

What types of noise does the Behringer 903A Random Signal Generator produce?

The Behringer 903A generates both white and pink noise, providing versatile sound options for modular synth setups.

What is the power requirement for the Behringer 903A Eurorack Module?

The Behringer 903A requires a Eurorack case and power supply, consuming +12V/25mA and -12V/35mA.

How does the Behringer 903A Random Signal Generator connect within a Eurorack system?

The Behringer 903A fits into a Eurorack system using 4HP of space and connects via standard Eurorack power connectors.

Is the Behringer 903A suitable for recreating vintage synth sounds?

Yes, the Behringer 903A is inspired by the System 55, 35, and 15 series synths, making it ideal for producing vintage sounds reminiscent of 1970s pop, rock, and jazz records.

How many outputs does the Behringer 903A provide for each noise type?

The Behringer 903A offers two outputs each for both white and pink noise, allowing for greater flexibility in patching and sound design.