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The Behringer TD-3-MO analog synthesizer creates bass sounds with a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) that produces sawtooth and pulse waveforms. The 4-pole diode-ladder analog low-pass filter...

The Behringer TD-3-MO analog synthesizer creates bass sounds with a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) that produces sawtooth and pulse waveforms. The 4-pole diode-ladder analog low-pass filter features cutoff frequency and resonance controls. Analog distortion can be switched on and off, adding grit and overdrive to the sound.

The 16-step sequencer...

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    The TD3 MO (Modified) is the version of the TD3, a clone of the legendary Roland TB-303, by Behringer at an affordable price for common mortals, with additional settings and connections, it has good build quality. Now, just because it has these extra features doesn't mean it's better than the regular version. If you are a beginner and don't have any other synthesizers and want to experiment with all these, you don't really need them. If you want to experience the 303 and the acid/rave scene of the 90s, it's better to get the normal version as it has a more direct sound without too much additional distortion effects. I have both and I use the regular TD3 as the main melody and the TD3 MO as the bass because it has the sub oscillator. You can listen to some tracks I play on YouTube

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    The TD3 MO (Modified) is the version of the TD3, a clone of the legendary Roland TB-303, by Behringer at an affordable price for common mortals, with additional settings and connections, it has good build quality. Now, just because it has these extra features doesn't mean it's better than the regular version. If you are a beginner and don't have any other synthesizers and want to experiment with all these, you don't really need them. If you want to experience the 303 and the acid/rave scene of the 90s, it's better to get the normal version as it has a more direct sound without too much additional distortion effects. I have both and I use the regular TD3 as the main melody and the TD3 MO as the bass because it has the sub oscillator. You can listen to some tracks I play on YouTube

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Description & Specifications

The Behringer TD-3-MO analog synthesizer creates bass sounds with a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) that produces sawtooth and pulse waveforms. The 4-pole diode-ladder analog low-pass filter features cutoff frequency and resonance controls. Analog distortion can be switched on and off, adding grit and overdrive to the sound.

The 16-step sequencer supports up to 7 patterns that can be chained together, as well as saving and loading up to 250 user patterns. Track and Pattern modes make it easy to manage patterns, while Poly Chain mode lets you connect up to 16 TD-3 units for polyphonic sounds.

  • Type: Analog synthesizer
  • Polyphony: Polyphonic
  • Oscillator: VCO with sawtooth and pulse waveforms
  • Filter: 4-pole diode-ladder analog low-pass filter with cutoff frequency and resonance controls
  • Distortion: Analog circuit with an on/off switch
  • Sequencer: 16 steps
  • Patterns: Up to 7 chainable patterns and saving or loading up to 250 user patterns
  • Sequencer modes: Track and Pattern
  • Poly Chain mode: Connects up to 16 TD-3 units
  • MIDI connections: MIDI In, Out and Thru
  • USB connection: USB Type B
  • Inputs: Sync and Audio on 3.5 mm jacks
  • Outputs: 3.5 mm CV and Gate, 3.5 mm headphone output and 1/4" main output
  • Power supply: 9 V DC
  • Length: 30.5 cm
  • Width: 16.5 cm
  • Height: 5.6 cm
  • Weight: 0.8 kg
  • Compact: Yes

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Specifications

Type
Analog
Screen
No
Weight
0.8 kg
Compact
Yes
Polyphony Type
Polyphonic

Dimensions

Length
30.5 cm
Length
16.5 cm
Height
5.6 cm

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  • Stamatis_Stabos
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    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    Stamatis_Stabos

    The TD3 MO (Modified) is the version of the TD3, a clone of the legendary Roland TB-303, by Behringer at an affordable price for common mortals, with additional settings and connections, it has good build quality. Now, just because it has these extra features doesn't mean it's better than the regular version. If you are a beginner and don't have any other synthesizers and want to experiment with all these, you don't really need them. If you want to experience the 303 and the acid/rave scene of the 90s, it's better to get the normal version as it has a more direct sound without too much additional distortion effects. I have both and I use the regular TD3 as the main melody and the TD3 MO as the bass because it has the sub oscillator. You can listen to some tracks I play on YouTube

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  • Stamatis_Stabos
    5
    Stamatis_Stabos

    The TD3 MO (Modified) is the version of the TD3, a clone of the legendary Roland TB-303, by Behringer at an affordable price for common mortals, with additional settings and connections, it has good build quality. Now, just because it has these extra features doesn't mean it's better than the regular version. If you are a beginner and don't have any other synthesizers and want to experiment with all these, you don't really need them. If you want to experience the 303 and the acid/rave scene of the 90s, it's better to get the normal version as it has a more direct sound without too much additional distortion effects. I have both and I use the regular TD3 as the main melody and the TD3 MO as the bass because it has the sub oscillator. You can listen to some tracks I play on YouTube

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