Behringer 130 DUAL VCA Legendary Analog Dual VCA Module for Eurorack

As always Behringer offers good products at a reasonable price

The 150 is a great utility module including a ring modulator, two types of noise, a sample and hold and another of many LFOs in this series. All the little doodads work fine. So far, outside of trying them out, I’ve mostly used the LFO and noise. The sample & hold takes some getting used to and as for the ring modulator, I get similar if not better of the same and more from the Bode frequency shifter. Overall, this is a well-built and stable module. Highly recommended.

The Behringer 150 is an absolute powerhouse. The fact that most of the features are normalized to where you want them, but can be overridden means you can sculpt your modulation with almost no external connections. The LFO offering both a normal and inverted wave is a great touch, and the four individual noise patch points (2 white, 2 pink) reduces the need for mults. The S&H's lag slider produces a very nice portamento effect. Even if you don't keep it in every patch, for the price, there's no reason to not have one.

Love this filter and I didn't think I would. It sounds fantastic, works lovely as a stereo filter, and looks smart I my rack. The only downside is the small trim pots for the mixers, they are hard to work with. However you don't use them too much once you setup your patch so I guess it's not a big deal.

the envelope generator is pretty straight forward. my only beef is the lfo was a little tricky at first use. i wanted it to do a one-shot type of trigger and use the lfo output waveform to control the resonator module. i haven't been able to get it to do what i wanted which is give me one wave form for each trigger and do nothing until the next trigger from the midi to cv was sent. the neutron has a one shot switch that spoiled me so it was easy to use the lfo to control the resonance effect. while reading the supplied documentation with a magnifying device, it states there is a jumper on the back of this module that is supposed to enable this feature. when i get around to doing it i will post and update.

This is intended to enable the Behringer 960 eight-step sequencer to function as a 24-step (or 16-step) sequencer. This worked as advertised. Because it is behringer, it doesn’t cost much. Build quality is fine, size is fine (ie, it doesn’t take up too much space in my rack, which is nice and kind of crucial because its companion, the 960, DOES take a bunch of space). All in all, does what it says on the tin.

This unit really needs a Behringer 960 (or other modular step sequencer) to be useful. That being said, the 962 turns the 960 from an 8 step sequencer to a 16 or 24 step sequencer. Works well, and it's relatively simple to use. Highly recommended, but only if you have a 960.

I spent a lot of time patching this System 55 within my Eurorack with no result. Then, I happened to read that in order for it to work with other Eurorack modules, one has to use it within a System 55. Don't know if that is true or not. Then I read that the 911a requires either a 961 to convert back and forth "s" and "v" triggers, or just switch over to a 172 module. There are a couple of videos on YouTube but are very short in duration. As for now, my 911a sits in my Eurorack. I wish I did know if it is possible to use and/or how to patch it properly in Eurorack, but am not spending any more time with it.