Behringer Reveal $899 DeepMind 12 Desktop Synth, But Do You Want It?

The DeepMind 12 polyphonic analog synthesizer caused much debate when it was announced by Behringer. Now a desktop prototype has been revealed... but would this make your synth shopping list?  

Well Uli Behringer is defintely true to his word as his latest post on GearSlutz forums confirms. Back on 1st August 2016 Uli floated the idea of a desktop/rack mount version of their upcoming (and still unreleased) 12 voice polyphonic synthesizer, DeepMind 12.

Just a few hours ago, Uli has revealed the working prototype image for the gorgeous looking desktop synthesizer on GearSlutz:

I like to share with you the prototype of the DeepMind12 desktop version. 

While this is a working sample, we have not yet decided if we will actually put it in production. In order to achieve an attractive sales price that is below the keyboard version, we would require substantial production volume.

Perhaps you could share with us what your level of interest is if the product would be available at around US$ 899.

DeepMind12 Desktop prototype synthesizer.

So, as you can read above, Behringer need to know whether you're interested or not in a desktop version of DeepMind 12 at just $899.

In order for Behringer to get a sense of demand probably better to post your comments in the Gearslutz thread (link below) which Behringer are keeping a close eye on.

[Via: Gearslutz]

 

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Discussion

Triplanetary
Yes,
I have too many synths with claviers already. I did not buy an ARP Oddy because I do not need another clavier. I want to choose my master controllers. I use a SG1D as a master controller, a Linnstrument as my other master controller and then hardware sequencers, portable keys and I am looking for a 1000mm ribbon controller.
Triplanetary
$100 cheaper than the keyboard edition is actually not much of a price difference if you look at no keyboard versions historically. Ity is a frine price but it should be cheaper,. I usually buy a keyboard ot two modules You should think of that when you price these things.
SAMM
As every keyboarder I own Keboards enough so I will ALWAYS prefer expanders and for better usage desktop-expanders!

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