Transport your sonic explorations back to the golden age of analog synthesis with the Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay Eurorack Synthesizer Module. This authentic reproduction captures the essence of the legendary Modular 55 series, delivering a dual trigger delay that offers unparalleled flexibility and vintage character. Whether you're crafting punchy slapback echoes or expansive 10-second delays, the 911A provides a rich palette for creating dynamic soundscapes.

The module features two independent delay lines, each equipped with dedicated S-trigger inputs and outputs, allowing you to use them separately or combine them in series or parallel for complex rhythmic patterns. The 911A also introduces a unique twist by transforming your ADSR envelope into a DADSR, adding a volume swell effect to enhance your sonic textures. This creative capability makes the 911A an indispensable component for both seasoned synthesists and those just starting their Eurorack journey.

Compact yet powerful, the 8HP module fits seamlessly into your rack, making it ideal for those looking to expand their systems without sacrificing space. With its classic warm sound and innovative routing options, the Behringer 911A is the perfect tool to unlock the full potential of your modular setup.

Key Features:

• Authentic reproduction of the Modular 55 series circuits
• Dual trigger delay with delay times ranging from 2ms to 10s
• Two independent channels with dedicated S-trigger inputs and outputs
• Flexible routing: channels can run independently, in parallel, or in series
• Volume swell effect for enhanced sound shaping
• Compact 8HP Eurorack module design
• Power requirements: 6 mA +12 V, 6 mA -12 V

Product specs

FAQs

What are the main functions of the Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay Eurorack Module?

The Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay provides dual trigger delay functions with delay times ranging from 2 milliseconds to 10 seconds. It features two separate channels that can be used independently, in series, or in parallel, each with dedicated S-trig inputs and outputs.

How does the Behringer 911A integrate with a Eurorack system?

The Behringer 911A is an 8HP Eurorack module requiring a Eurorack case and power supply. It consumes 6 mA at +12 V and 6 mA at -12 V, making it compatible with standard Eurorack systems.

What is the historical significance of the Behringer 911A's design?

The Behringer 911A is an authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the “Modular 55” Series, which is renowned for its use by famous pop, rock, and jazz musicians, offering a classic modular synthesis experience.

Can the Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay be used for both independent and linked channel operations?

Yes, the Behringer 911A features two channels that can operate independently or be linked in series or parallel, providing flexible routing options for modular synthesis setups.

What is the depth of the Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay module?

The Behringer 911A has a depth of 1.6 inches (40mm), making it a compact addition to any Eurorack system.