Moogerfooger Delay vs Behringer BM-14M

Behringer have been knocking out recreations of the Moogerfooger series, and here we have the Delay unit, compared and contrasted to the original - with Starsky Carr at the helm. The Moog uses Panasonic BBD chips, and the new Behringer version uses CoolAudio re-issues of the same chips. Many of the comments talk about the saturation added by the Behringer unit, while the Moogerfooger itself was said to be quite dark sounding on release.

With second hand prices well into four figures, it looks like a very capable option. 

More details on the Behringer unit: https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0709-AKT

Here's the video overview:

Here's the Behringer BM-14M analog delay, Behringer's take on the legendary MoogerFooger MF-104M At a fraction of the price -- mine cost £115 compared to £1000–£2000 for the original -- this pedal promises that lush analog echo and self-oscillating madness the MoogerFooger is famous for. In this video, I give you a first look and demo of the BM-14M, running it through its paces. You'll hear the warmth of its repeats, modulation, and drive, and I'll compare its features side by side with the MoogerFooger. Whether you're into guitar pedals, synth effects, or classic Moog tone, this BM-14M review will help you decide if it belongs in your setup. Drop your thoughts in the comments and what you'd like to see in a deeper dive comparison in a future video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more demos and reviews of synths, pedals, and music tech.

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