Step into the world of modular synths with the Behringer 172 Phase Shifter/Delay/LFO Eurorack Module. It's an accurate re - creation of the '80s 'System 100M' circuitry that fits neatly into a standard Eurorack case. And the best part? It comes at an incredibly affordable price. Whether you're looking to add it to your current setup or start your modular synth adventure, you're in for a great time. Features include an amazing phase shifter, delay, and LFO module from the '80s, authentic reproduction of original 'System 100M*' circuitry. It has a 6 - step phase shifter with controls for mod intensity, shift frequency, and resonance. There's also an analog BBD delay with mod intensity, delay time, and resonance controls. The gate delay offers controls for threshold, delay time, and gate time for creative pulse shaping. The LFO has frequency control and both normal and inverted outputs for ensemble and stereo effects. With 12 controls and switches, you can access all important parameters in real - time. Eurorack specs: 16 HP, 50 mA +12 V, 50 mA -12 V.
Using the Behringer 172 Phase Shifter/Delay/LFO Eurorack Module is easy. First, if you're starting a new modular synth setup, simply place the module in a standard Eurorack case. If you're adding it to an existing rig, connect it according to your system's wiring requirements. To use the phase shifter, adjust the mod intensity, shift frequency, and resonance controls to get the sound you want. For the delay, play around with the mod intensity, delay time, and resonance settings. The gate delay is great for creative pulse shaping, so change the threshold, delay time, and gate time as you see fit. The LFO offers frequency control and two types of outputs for different effects. Just use the 12 controls and switches to tweak all the important parameters in real - time. When it comes to maintenance, keep the module in a clean and dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If there's dust on the module, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it clean. Before making any changes to the connections or settings, always turn off the power to prevent any electrical issues.
