Price now confirmed on the Behringer FB
$599 Excl. Tax so probably the same price in pounds with tax.
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DGL. wrote:Price now confirmed on the Behringer FB
$599 Excl. Tax so probably the same price in pounds with tax.
For what?
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Arpangel wrote:DGL. wrote:Price now confirmed on the Behringer FB
$599 Excl. Tax so probably the same price in pounds with tax.
For what?
:think:
:headbang: The 2600 :headbang:
It's certainly been priced well, the KARP 2600 was ~£3,500 inc. VAT so this one (admitedly sans keyboard and tolex case) is ~£2,900 cheaper :shock:
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Wow. That's not bad.
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Not bad? I think it's amazing they can build and ship it for that!
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+1Hugh Robjohns wrote:Not bad? I think it's amazing they can build and ship it for that!
I think the demand for this one is going to outstrip supply for some time.
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DGL. wrote:Arpangel wrote:DGL. wrote:Price now confirmed on the Behringer FB
$599 Excl. Tax so probably the same price in pounds with tax.
For what?
:think:
:headbang: The 2600 :headbang:
It's certainly been priced well, the KARP 2600 was ~£3,500 inc. VAT so this one (admitedly sans keyboard and tolex case) is ~£2,900 cheaper :shock:
That’s absolutely crazy, it really is, and it’s changed my perception of it completely, I expected at least twice as much as that, I’m clearing a space for it ASAP, in fact, it’ll be perfect for my "pop-up" synth studio.
Do you think I care it's orange? No.
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Wow. OK, I'm sold. My theory was that if it was too expensive, I'd live with a kArp Oddy module, but this is kind of a no-brainer..
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What I’m worried about is how it will respond, and tolerate, feedback patching?
My favourite thing about the original was how it responded to feedback, connecting outputs to inputs, it was possible to get some great sounds that way, ones that were constantly changing, random stuff.
Maybe someone could enlighten on this, Behringer?
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My favourite thing about the original was how it responded to feedback, connecting outputs to inputs, it was possible to get some great sounds that way, ones that were constantly changing, random stuff.
Maybe someone could enlighten on this, Behringer?
:think:
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As far as any of us know it's a circuit clone, so there's no reason it shouldn't behave in much the same way. Whether that means every quirky nuance responds precisely as the original is questionable - the feedback of the Model D, for instance, doesn't behave like my real MiniMoog. The lack of pitch bend in release was a far more serious problem for me, but when you're dealing with a fraction of the price of the real deal these sort of problems really aren't worth worrying about.
As long as the overall basic character is there, and it pretty much works as expected than there's not much to carp about. Even if it isn't 100% accurate you're potentially getting a very capable synth for the money.
As long as the overall basic character is there, and it pretty much works as expected than there's not much to carp about. Even if it isn't 100% accurate you're potentially getting a very capable synth for the money.
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The Elf wrote:As far as any of us know it's a circuit clone, so there's no reason it shouldn't behave in much the same way. Whether that means every quirky nuance responds precisely as the original is questionable - the feedback of the Model D, for instance, doesn't behave like my real MiniMoog. The lack of pitch bend in release was a far more serious problem for me, but when you're dealing with a fraction of the price of the real deal these sort of problems really aren't worth worrying about.
As long as the overall basic character is there, and it pretty much works as expected than there's not much to carp about. Even if it isn't 100% accurate you're potentially getting a very capable synth for the money.
One more thing, I’m worried the orange might not be exactly the original colour, oh yes, and those sliders are a bit of a stray from the originals, but lastly, and this is more important than anything else could ever be, the screws that held the faceplate, do they conform to the original thread size?
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I just had a strange idea of Arpangel when he was dating, he was completely infatuated but slightly concerned about the way they held their chopsticks during that romantic dinner at the Lee Ho Fook...
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BJG145 wrote:I just had a strange idea of Arpangel when he was dating, he was completely infatuated but slightly concerned about the way they held their chopsticks during that romantic dinner at the Lee Ho Fook...
...and that thought in turn gives me yet another image of Arpangel noodling on his synths :beamup:
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Dave B wrote:Wow. OK, I'm sold. My theory was that if it was too expensive, I'd live with a kArp Oddy module, but this is kind of a no-brainer..
Yeah, I preordered one too ;)
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