Behringer Releases BM-17 FREQUENCY BOX

Behringer has announced the latest addition to the BM lineup - the Behringer BM-17 FREQUENCY BOX which is based on the Moog Moogerfooger MF107 FreqBox. A spokesperson told us, "This powerhouse pedal offers a standalone VCO you can drive with audio input or let loose on its own. With intuitive controls and versatile connectivity, it's perfect for both  synth setups and adventurous guitar rigs." Here's more details in Behringer's own words...

Forget what you think you know about what a pedal should be and prepare for a completely different experience. This box is an instrument, a voice, sonic powerhouse. At its core is a VCO, the vocal chords of analog synthesis. How you control it is up to you. Use the latch switch to input audio for the VCO to track pitch or leave it unlatched for a standalone box of sound.

Ideal for those who seek something fresh, BM-17 is a diverse laboratory of sonic exploration. Guitarists will unlock an entirely new world to explore. Synth players, producers, and other instrumentalists can reinforce or build on existing sounds. Enhance or replace your sound with the ability to blend between clean and wet signal.

It's easy to think that with the huge array of control available on the front that the fun would stop there, but you would be wrong. The party continues on the back with a huge selection of IO for CV/Expression pedal control, as well as the ability to output the VCO, and Envelope Out directly. Use in conjunction with other BM series pedals or modular synth setups. 

Pricing and Availability:

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More information:

• Behringer BM-17 FREQUENCY BOX

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