Synthesizers

TD-3-MO Analog Synthesizer Silver

The Behringer TD-3-MO analog synthesizer features a fully analog signal path with VCO, VCF and VCA, and offers additional functions compared to the TD-3. The VCO switches between sawtooth and square...

The Behringer TD-3-MO analog synthesizer features a fully analog signal path with VCO, VCF and VCA, and offers additional functions compared to the TD-3. The VCO switches between sawtooth and square waveforms, while the four-pole low-pass filter features resonance and adjustable envelope amount and decay time.

Controls include soft attack, normal and accent...

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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 features a fully analog signal path with VCO, VCF and VCA, and offers additional functions compared to the TD-3. The VCO switches between sawtooth and square waveforms, while the four-pole low-pass filter features resonance and adjustable envelope amount and decay time.

Controls include soft attack, normal and accent decay, filter tracking, slide time and filter FM. The sub-oscillator section is switchable, as are the three-step accent sweep and two-step muffler (VCA soft clipping). The Manual Accent button lets you trigger accent manually, while the filter cutoff can also be controlled via a MIDI controller. The 16-step sequencer stores up to 250 patterns, and up to 16 units can be connected polyphonically.

  • Type: Analog synthesizer
  • Signal path: Fully analog, with VCO, VCF and VCA
  • VCO waveforms: Sawtooth and square
  • Filter: Four-pole low-pass with resonance
  • Controls: Soft attack, normal and accent decay, filter tracking, slide time, filter FM, VCF envelope amount, envelope decay, accent and overdrive
  • Sub-oscillator: Switchable
  • Accent sweep: Switchable, 3 steps
  • Muffler: Switchable, 2 steps, with VCA soft clipping
  • Sequencer: 16 steps
  • Pattern memory: 250 slots
  • Polyphonic connection: Up to 16 units
  • Audio and control inputs: Audio input, Filter FM, Filter CV, Accent, Slide, Sync and CV/Gate, with 3.5 mm jacks
  • Outputs: Accent, Filter and CV/Gate with 3.5 mm jacks, 3.5 mm stereo headphone output and 6.3 mm line output
  • MIDI connections: USB MIDI and MIDI In/Out
  • Filter control: Cutoff controlled via MIDI controller
  • Power supply: 9 V DC power supply included
  • Colour: Silver
  • Length: 30.5 cm
  • Depth: 16.5 cm
  • Height: 5.6 cm
  • Weight: 0.8 kg

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Specifications

Type
Analog
Screen
No
Weight
0.8 kg
Compact
-
Polyphony Type
-

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
    This review is about a variation of the product

    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

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 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

    Translated from Greek ·
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