Behringer synths discounted at Thomann during Music Days

Behringer synths discounted at Thomann during Music Days lists specific Behringer models offered during the Thomann Music Days promotion. The models named are the Proton, the MS-1 MKII Grey, the BDS-3 and the UV1. The list includes instruments and an audio interface with the UV1 identified as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface rather than a synthesizer. The promotion is presented as part of Thomann’s Music Days event.

Technical Features and Specifications

Technical features and specifications cited for the Proton include dual analogue oscillators with five blendable waveforms, independent sub-oscillators, a noise generator, self-oscillating multi-mode filters capable of series and parallel routing, paraphonic play modes, two ASR envelopes, two ADSR generators, a 64-point patch bay and 68 front-panel controls.

The MS-1 MKII Grey is referenced with a 32 semi-weighted key keyboard, an analogue VCO with four mixable waveforms, a noise generator, a resonant low-pass filter, an ADSR envelope and an arpeggiator.

The BDS-3 is described as offering four independent drum channels plus a fifth special-effects channel and the ability to be triggered via MIDI, USB-MIDI or a mic input.

The UV1 is cited with integrated compressor, de-esser, enhancer and expander/gate functions, +48V phantom power and support for sample rates up to 192 kHz, along with one mic/line input, one line input, an insert send/return, one line output and a stereo headphone output.

MusicTech reports that Thomann’s Music Days sale includes discounted Behringer items available until 14 July. The discounted Behringer models listed in the source are the Proton, the MS-1 MKII Grey, the BDS-3, and the UV1. The list includes instruments and an audio interface, with the UV1 noted as not being a synthesizer. The article presents these reductions as part of Thomann’s Music Days promotions.

Proton

The Proton is described as the successor to the Neutron and is presented with dual analogue oscillators offering five blendable waveforms, independent sub-oscillators, and a noise generator. It features self-oscillating multi-mode filters that can operate in series and parallel, paraphonic play modes, two ASR envelopes, and two ADSR generators. The front panel includes a 64-point patch bay and a total of 68 controls for shaping sound. The reported discounted price is £245, reduced from £269.

MS-1 MKII Grey

The MS-1 MKII Grey is noted to feature a 32 semi-weighted key keyboard and an analogue VCO with four mixable waveforms, alongside a noise generator and a resonant low-pass filter. The unit provides an ADSR envelope and an arpeggiator for performance and sound design. The article lists its discounted price as £195, down from £211.

BDS-3

The BDS-3 is based on the classic SDS-3 drum synthesizer and offers four fully independent drum channels plus a fifth special effects channel. Each channel provides controls for Pitch, Impact Click, Decay Time, Bend Level, Noise/Tone Balance, Effect Range, and Channel Volume. The unit can be triggered via MIDI, USB-MIDI, or a mic input. The article gives its discounted price as £185, reduced from £211.

UV1

The UV1 is described as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor, and USB 2.0 audio interface rather than a synthesizer. It includes an integrated compressor, de-esser, enhancer, and expander/gate and provides +48V phantom power, with support for sample rates up to 192 kHz. Connectivity includes one mic/line input, one line input, an insert send/return, one line output, and a stereo headphone output. The listed discounted price for the UV1 is £95.

The Proton is described as the successor to the Neutron and is presented with dual analogue oscillators that offer five blendable waveforms alongside independent sub-oscillators and a noise generator. The instrument is reported to include self-oscillating multi-mode filters capable of operating in series and parallel and to support paraphonic play modes. For envelope and modulation options the Proton is cited as providing two ASR envelopes and two ADSR generators. The front panel is reported to incorporate a 64-point patch bay and a total of 68 controls for direct sound shaping and parameter manipulation. These features are listed in the source as the Proton’s primary hardware specifications.

The MS-1 MKII Grey is described as featuring a 32 semi-weighted key keyboard and an analogue VCO that offers four mixable waveforms alongside a noise generator. The unit is reported to include a resonant low-pass filter and an ADSR envelope for amplitude or filter shaping. An arpeggiator is cited as part of the instrument’s performance and sequencing features. These items are presented in the article as the principal playability and sound-design specifications for the MS-1 MKII Grey.

The BDS-3 is described as being based on the classic SDS-3 drum synthesizer and is presented with four fully independent drum channels plus a fifth special-effects channel. Each channel is reported to provide controls for Pitch, Impact Click, Decay Time, Bend Level, Noise/Tone Balance, Effect Range and Channel Volume. The source states that the unit can be triggered via MIDI, USB-MIDI or a mic input. These channel controls and triggering options are listed in the article as the BDS-3’s core functional attributes.

The UV1 is described as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface and is listed with integrated processing features including a compressor, de-esser, enhancer and an expander/gate. The device is reported to provide +48V phantom power and to support sample rates up to 192 kHz. Connectivity detailed in the source comprises one mic/line input, one line input, an insert send/return, one line output and a stereo headphone output. These processing and I/O specifications are presented in the article as the UV1’s principal technical features.

Thomann’s Music Days sale includes discounted Behringer items available until 14 July. The Behringer Proton is listed at £245, reduced from £269. The Behringer MS-1 MKII Grey is listed at £195, reduced from £211. The Behringer BDS-3 is listed at £185, reduced from £211. The Behringer UV1 is listed at £95.

The UV1 is described as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface rather than a synthesizer. The article presents these reductions as part of Thomann’s Music Days promotions. The source does not provide percentage discount figures for any of the listed items. All prices in the article are shown in pounds sterling.

The Proton is described as offering extensive front-panel sound-shaping facilities including a 64-point patch bay and a total of 68 controls for direct manipulation. The instrument is presented with dual analogue oscillators that provide five blendable waveforms plus independent sub-oscillators and a noise generator. The design is reported to include self-oscillating multi-mode filters capable of series and parallel routing and to support paraphonic play modes. For envelope and modulation options the Proton is cited as providing two ASR envelopes and two ADSR generators.

MusicTech reports that Thomann’s Music Days promotion includes discounted Behringer products available until 14 July. The items named are the Proton, the MS-1 MKII Grey, the BDS-3, and the UV1. The UV1 is identified in the article as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor, and USB 2.0 audio interface rather than a synthesizer. All prices in the article are presented in pounds sterling.

Proton

The Proton is described as the successor to the Neutron and is presented with dual analogue oscillators offering five blendable waveforms, independent sub-oscillators, and a noise generator. It is reported to include self-oscillating multi-mode filters that can be routed in series or parallel and to support paraphonic play modes. The instrument is cited as providing two ASR envelopes and two ADSR generators and as featuring a 64-point patch bay plus a total of 68 front-panel controls. The article lists the Proton at a discounted price of £245, reduced from £269.

MS-1 MKII Grey

The MS-1 MKII Grey is described as featuring a 32 semi-weighted key keyboard and an analogue VCO with four mixable waveforms alongside a noise generator. The unit is reported to include a resonant low-pass filter, an ADSR envelope, and an arpeggiator. The article lists the MS-1 MKII Grey at a discounted price of £195, reduced from £211. These specifications are presented in the source as the principal playability and sound-design attributes of the model.

BDS-3

The BDS-3 is described as being based on the classic SDS-3 drum synthesizer and as offering four fully independent drum channels plus a fifth special-effects channel, with per-channel controls for Pitch, Impact Click, Decay Time, Bend Level, Noise/Tone Balance, Effect Range, and Channel Volume. The source states the BDS-3 can be triggered via MIDI, USB-MIDI, or a mic input and lists its discounted price as £185, reduced from £211.

UV1

The UV1 is identified as a combined microphone preamplifier, voice processor, and USB 2.0 audio interface with integrated processing features including a compressor, de-esser, enhancer, and an expander/gate. The article reports that the UV1 provides +48V phantom power, supports sample rates up to 192 kHz, offers one mic/line input, one line input, an insert send/return, one line output, and a stereo headphone output, and lists its discounted price as £95.

Thomann’s Music Days Promotion

Thomann’s Music Days promotion is reported to include discounted Behringer products and is presented as running until 14 July. The discounted items named in the source are the Proton, the MS-1 MKII Grey, the BDS-3 and the UV1. The source identifies the UV1 as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface rather than a synthesizer. All prices reported in the source are shown in pounds sterling.

Proton

The Proton is reported as the successor to the Neutron and is described with dual analogue oscillators offering five blendable waveforms, independent sub-oscillators and a noise generator. The instrument is presented as having self-oscillating multi-mode filters capable of operating in series and parallel and supporting paraphonic play modes. The source lists two ASR envelopes, two ADSR generators, a 64-point patch bay and a total of 68 front-panel controls, and gives a discounted price of £245 reduced from £269.

MS-1 MKII Grey

The MS-1 MKII Grey is described with a 32 semi-weighted key keyboard and an analogue VCO providing four mixable waveforms alongside a noise generator. The unit is reported to include a resonant low-pass filter, an ADSR envelope and an arpeggiator for performance and sequencing. The source gives the MS-1 MKII Grey a discounted price of £195, reduced from £211.

BDS-3

The BDS-3 is reported to be based on the classic SDS-3 drum synthesizer and to offer four fully independent drum channels plus a fifth special-effects channel. Each channel is described as including controls for Pitch, Impact Click, Decay Time, Bend Level, Noise/Tone Balance, Effect Range and Channel Volume, and the unit is reported to be triggerable via MIDI, USB-MIDI or a mic input. The source lists the BDS-3 at a discounted price of £185, reduced from £211.

UV1

The UV1 is described as a combined microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface with integrated compressor, de-esser, enhancer and expander/gate. The device is reported to provide +48V phantom power, to support sample rates up to 192 kHz, and to offer connectivity that includes one mic/line input, one line input, an insert send/return, one line output and a stereo headphone output. The source lists the UV1 at a discounted price of £95.

Thomann’s Music Days promotion includes discounted Behringer products running until 14 July and names four items: the Proton, the MS-1 MKII Grey, the BDS-3 and the UV1. The UV1 is identified as a microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface rather than a synthesizer. All prices reported in the article are shown in pounds sterling.

Proton

The Proton is described as the successor to the Neutron and is presented with dual analogue oscillators that offer five blendable waveforms alongside independent sub-oscillators and a noise generator. The instrument is reported to include self-oscillating multi-mode filters capable of operating in series and parallel and to support paraphonic play modes. For envelope and modulation options the Proton is cited as providing two ASR envelopes and two ADSR generators, and the front panel is said to incorporate a 64-point patch bay and a total of 68 controls for direct sound shaping.

The article lists the Proton at a discounted price of £245, reduced from £269.

MS-1 MKII Grey

The MS-1 MKII Grey is described as featuring a 32 semi-weighted key keyboard and an analogue VCO offering four mixable waveforms together with a noise generator. The unit is reported to include a resonant low-pass filter and an ADSR envelope, and an arpeggiator is cited as part of its performance and sequencing features.

The article lists the MS-1 MKII Grey at a discounted price of £195, reduced from £211.

BDS-3

The BDS-3 is reported to be based on the classic SDS-3 drum synthesizer and to provide four fully independent drum channels plus a fifth special-effects channel. Each channel is described as offering controls for Pitch, Impact Click, Decay Time, Bend Level, Noise/Tone Balance, Effect Range and Channel Volume, and the unit is reported to be triggerable via MIDI, USB-MIDI or a mic input.

The article lists the BDS-3 at a discounted price of £185, reduced from £211.

UV1

The UV1 is described as a combined microphone preamplifier, voice processor and USB 2.0 audio interface with integrated processing features including a compressor, de-esser, enhancer and an expander/gate. The device is reported to provide +48V phantom power and to support sample rates up to 192 kHz. Connectivity detailed in the article comprises one mic/line input, one line input, an insert send/return, one line output and a stereo headphone output.

The article lists the UV1 at a discounted price of £95.