General
Behringer's latest synth-based revival project covers the classic 2500 Series. More specifically, the monstrously gigantic ARP 2500: a text-book example of a costly piece of retro gear that us mere mortals will most likely never get to lay our grubby hands on. That brings us back to Behringer, who've already served up countless affordable remakes of gear from the days of gold and, here, present the Behringer 2500 1027 Sequencer. The latest addition to the maker's 2500-Series, this 3-channel, 8-step sequencer supports a universal CV signal, which means that what you do with it is entirely up to you. From stepped LFOs for filter modulation to pitch changes, everything's possible and can even be expanded on by mixing in even more Eurorack modules.
