Behringer

Behringer 121 Dual VCF Eurorack Analog Filter

Vintage Analog Sound for Your Eurorack SystemThe Behringer 121 Dual VCF Eurorack Module delivers classic 1980s-style voltage-controlled filtering for your modular synthesizer setup. This all-analog module allows you to shape and sculpt your sound with warmth and character, perfect for creating vi...

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Overview

Vintage Analog Sound for Your Eurorack System

The Behringer 121 Dual VCF Eurorack Module delivers classic 1980s-style voltage-controlled filtering for your modular synthesizer setup. This all-analog module allows you to shape and sculpt your sound with warmth and character, perfect for creating vintage-inspired tones and textures.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Behringer
  • Model: 121 Dual VCF
  • Type: Eurorack Module
  • Style: All-Analog Voltage-Controlled Filter
  • Width: 16HP

Key Features

16HP Eurack VCF Module

Specifications

Module Type
Dual VCF
Format
Eurorack
Width
16HP
Technology
Analog

Frequently Asked Questions

The Behringer 121 is primarily a Dual Voltage Controlled Filter (VCF) module designed for Eurorack modular synthesizer systems, allowing for the shaping of audio frequencies.
The Behringer 121 Dual VCF module occupies 16HP (horizontal pitch) of space within a standard Eurorack chassis.
The Behringer 121 is an analog filter module, designed to provide the characteristic warmth and response associated with analog circuitry.
No, the Behringer 121 is specifically a Eurorack VCF Module and requires a Eurorack power supply and case for proper operation.
The product is described as a "Dual VCF," indicating it contains two independent voltage-controlled filters. However, the specific filter types (e.g., low-pass, high-pass, band-pass) are not detailed in the available information.