Behringer TD-3-MO-AM
Behringer TD-3-MO-AM
Behringer's "Modded Out" take on the TB-303 rebuilds the legendary acid bass synth's circuitry from the ground up — matched transistors, authentic VCO/VCF/VCA design — while adding features the original never had, most notably a Devil Fish-inspired MIDI-controllable filter and a three-octave sub-oscillator. A 16-step sequencer and arpeggiator handle pattern programming without touching a computer.
An overdrive circuit replaces the original's simpler distortion for more sound-shaping range, and a 16-voice Poly Chain function lets multiple TD-3 units combine for genuine polyphony. It ships ready to play with no patching required, though a full CV/gate I/O panel is there for anyone who wants to go deeper.
Features
Synthesis: Pure analog VCO, VCF, VCA, matched transistors
Filter: 4-pole resonant low-pass, MIDI-controllable (modded)
Sequencer: 16-step with arpeggiator, 7 tracks
Extras: 3-octave sub-oscillator, overdrive circuit, Poly Chain (up to 16 voices)
I/O: Extensive CV/gate patchbay
Origin: Recreation of the Roland TB-303, "Devil Fish" mod-inspired






