Behringer TD-3-MO-AM “Modded Out” Analog Bass Line Synthesizer with VCO, MIDI-Controllable VCF and Sub-Harmonics Oscillator

Behrenger's TB-303 clone (with an emulation of the Devil Fish mod baked in)... it's a lil techno powerhouse. Lot's fun once you get a hang of the workflow.

This is a perfect replica with additional added features of the Roland. I'd tried the Donner and this was better. Still, not my cup of tea for what I wanted to learn and work with.

The original 303 sound is there, in spades in the TD-3 MO. But now you can take sound design further than ever before. Plus, the CV in and out pathches allow the MO to connect with and even sequence other synths. Or allow a synth sound to be input and filtered through the MO. It's awsome! And their free Synthtribe software allows you to easily create new patterns, upgrade, change settings, etc .... Well done Behringer. I'm now a huge fan.

If you'are Techno DJ, you must have it!

Only got a UK plug for a sweden order/delivery. Behringer support page just never is stable enough on it's site to let me register for support. So, not usable as delivered. I usually have spare adapters, but fresh out of 9 volts. So no fun for me.

Compared to the unmodded version, this one takes a bit longer to get used to. If you want that classic 303 sound, I recommend looking up an infographic on where the limits of each knobs are on a standard 303. With that said, once you get used to it, this thing can bring you in all sorts of "new" 303 territory. I say "new" between quotes because this is their version of a very old DevilFish's Mod that was done decades ago. If you listened to Acid since the 90s, then chances are you heard what the mod can do. Even though it's a bit more complicated to tune it a good 303, I still prefer this one compared to the unmodded one because now I can also dial in some nasty cyberpunk bass, make a monosynth lead, make it a pad by running it through lots of reverbs and delay then stack a few recording of different notes on top of each other to form a chord pad and it sounds great. While you could do this to a certain extent with the normal 303, the standard is a one trick pony, while this one will let you push that goodiness even further. Grab it, it's fun, enjoy making the Blade song or whichever you wanna do.

Es muy bueno

No manual and the online starter guide from Behringer is very basic. Trying to get mine to play a pattern didn't work because the unit was not set to internal clock out of the box. Had to search online for instructions how to set the clock to INT because I'm not using an external or midi clock. No USB cable included, you need an old printer style cable USB type B to type A if you want to use the software which is a good idea for access to settings and updates and an editor for the sequencer. Only the power cable is supplied. Bit of a learning curve but once you get used to it, it's a lot of fun.