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Behringer 0718-ABY86-US1 Kobol Expander Analog Synthesizer

Explore Analog Soundscapes with a Semi-Modular SynthesizerThe Behringer Kobol Expander is an analog semi-modular synthesizer designed to recreate the classic sounds of the 1970s. Featuring two VCOs with morphing waveforms, this synthesizer offers a wide range of tonal possibilities for sound crea...

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Overview

Explore Analog Soundscapes with a Semi-Modular Synthesizer

The Behringer Kobol Expander is an analog semi-modular synthesizer designed to recreate the classic sounds of the 1970s. Featuring two VCOs with morphing waveforms, this synthesizer offers a wide range of tonal possibilities for sound creation and experimentation.

Specifications:

  • Type: Analog Semi-Modular Synthesizer
  • Oscillators: 2 VCOs with 7 morphing waveforms
  • Filter: 4-pole VCF
  • Signal Path: Pure analog
  • Design: Semi-modular (no patching required for immediate performance)

Key Features

Duophonic Semi-modular Analog Synthesizer with 2 VCOs

16-channel 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Thru

7 Morphing Waveforms

32 CV Patch Points

2 x ADS Envelope

Specifications

Synthesizer Type
Duophonic Semi-modular Analog
VCOs
2
MIDI Connectivity
16-channel 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Thru
Waveforms
7 Morphing
Patch Points
32 CV
Envelopes
2 x ADS

Frequently Asked Questions

The Behringer Kobol Expander is a duophonic semi-modular analog synthesizer.
It features 2 VCOs for sound generation.
Yes, it includes 16-channel 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Thru for connecting to other MIDI equipment.
The synthesizer offers 7 morphing waveforms for diverse sound creation.
Yes, it provides 32 CV Patch Points, making it suitable for modular integration and experimentation.