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1980s-style Analog VCA for Eurorack





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Taking their inspiration from a legendary 1980s modular synthesizer, the Behringer System 100 Eurorack modules serve up the ‘ultra-modern’ synth sounds that underscored a decade of decadence. The Behringer 130 Dual VCA Module is the System 100’s workhorse amplifier. It has two independent VCA sections with three signal inputs and three mod inputs, both equipped with a three-way mixer. The Behringer 103 includes "high" outputs for running signal to line-level inputs, such as mixers, outboard processors, and recording interfaces, and “low” outputs for routing the audio to guitar pedals, amps, and DI boxes. Other unique features include an initial gain knob, which helps open the amplifier when using bi-directional modulation signals like LFOs, and switchable linear and exponential modes that work great for shaping the behavior of envelope generators and volume control. Synthesists at Sweetwater couldn’t be more excited about the Behringer System 100 Eurorack modules. Not only do they sound fantastic, but they’re also a comfortably priced way to start building your first custom synth or for adding to your ever-growing collection.





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Behringer 130 Dual VCA Features:


Authentic reproduction of a classic 1980s dual VCA module


2 independent VCAs in a single unit


3 signal inputs and 3 mod inputs per VCA, each with a 3-way mixer


High outputs for line-level inputs; Low outputs for effects pedals and amps


Initial gain knob opens up the VCA for bi-directional control signals


Switchable linear and exponential modes help shape envelope behavior and volume control


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