Something new and a small update concerning already announced products on Behringer's FB,
Behringer FB wrote:Guess the synth.
We’re excited to see more chips coming in, which allows us to start production for our long pending products.
As always, the engineering teams are super busy developing new synths.
Can you figure out, which one this is?
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Can't fathom what the new synth is, though by looking at the teased PCB's it has a connector that looks like one you would use for an internal power supply, so obviously something a bit special, noting that there is no barrel jack for power on the main PCB so must be internal.
Would reckon that it is a keyboard instrument given what looks like a board that would be at the end of a keyboard (like for pitch/mod).
Appears to have 8 sliders and two 3? way switches on the main controls board and two sliders, two 3? way switches, a push switch and possibly a stereo pot (volume?) on the smaller PCB.
It also has what looks like a 16x2 LCD and controls for some sort of menu system, so might not be something that basic, sliders rather than pots lead me to it being more Roland/ARP if it's a fully fledged synth as they used sliders over pots on a lot of their designs whereas others used them sparingly on designs.
Anyone got any thoughts?, thinking about it, it could only be a partial tease with more controller boards that are not shown, going by a post on GS is a Juno 60/106 in the works?

