Behringer 2600 Clone: More Pictures Revealed

More pictures of Behringer's 2600 - an ARP clone - have surfaced today via Behringer's FaceBook page. You can read our original post about the leak here but there's more below...

Here's a  new quote from the man himself:

"Our designers decided to modulate the LED’s for the envelope curve etc. so you can see the actual signal process. Once we have signal going though we’ll do a quick video."

 

 

Features Of The Behringer 2600

• Legendary analog synthesizer with triple VCO design allows for insanely fat music creation
• Authentic reproduction of original “Arp* 2600” circuitry with matched transistors and JFETs
• Semi-modular architecture requires no patching for immediate performance
• 3 VCOs, each with LFO mode, FM inputs, and multiple wave-shape outputs for an awe-inspiring palette of tonal possibilities
• Multi-mode VCF with dedicated low-pass output with additional switched high/notch output
• Incredible range of modules including ring modulator, lag processor, sample & hold, Schmitt trigger and envelope follower
• ADSR and AR Envelope generators with switchable time factor
• Realistic digital spring reverb for inspiring sound effects
• Noise Generator with continuously variable colour
• 2 dedicated LFOs with pulse and sine wave outputs
• Switched Post Filter Distortion (PFD) / Inverter option on voltage processor
• Differential (+/-) input VCA with both linear and exponential control inputs
• Additional functions include attenuator, mixer, inverter, slew rate limiter and 4-way multiple for creative patching flexibility
• External audio input for processing external sound sources
• 58 Faders and 15 buttons give you hands-on direct and real time access to all parameters
• 83 Patch cable input / outputs for the ultimate in configuration flexibility
• Powerful headphone output with dedicated level control
• Comprehensive MIDI implementation with MIDI channel and Voice Priority selection

 The rear panel...

 And here's a shot of the insides that make it tick...

 Stay tuned to Ask.Audio for more on this upcoming new synth as we get it!