Behringer 2600 Gray Meanie Analog Synthesizer

Reference: 000-EL801-00010
EAN: 4033653032667
Condition: New
Price: €403.37
VAT included
Without tax: €333.36
  • Semi-modular analog synthesizer
  • 3 Voltage Controlled Oscillators (VCOs)
  • Multi-mode Voltage Controlled Filter (VCF)
  • Mechanical spring reverb
  • 8U rack mount format
Classic 1970s style synth with immediate effects and comprehensive MIDI implementation.
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The Behringer 2600 GRAY MEANIE is a semi-modular analog synthesizer inspired by the classic 1970s design. It features three voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) that provide rich and versatile sound generation. The multi-mode voltage-controlled filter (VCF) allows for a wide range of tonal shaping options, while the mechanical spring reverb adds authentic vintage ambiance.

This synthesizer is designed in an 8U rack format, making it suitable for studio setups and live performances. Its semi-modular architecture means it does not require patching to produce immediate sounds, but offers extensive patching options for advanced sound design.

Additional features include a high-power headphone output with level control and comprehensive MIDI implementation with channel selection and voice priority, enabling seamless integration with modern music production environments.

With 78 control elements and 93 patch points, the Behringer 2600 GRAY MEANIE is a powerful instrument for musicians and sound designers seeking classic analog synthesis with modern flexibility.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    000-EL801-00010
  • In stock
    19 Items
  • Condition
    New
  • EAN13
    4033653032667
  • MPN
    000-EL801-00010

  • Color
    Grey

Brand behringer
Country China
Address of origin Eisengießerei Industriestraße 23. D-74912 Kirchardt.
EU responsible person Behringer GmbH
Address Muhlstrasse 37, Willich, Germany, 47877
Email [email protected]
Phone 4921585829149

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