Behringer K-2 Synthesizer

General

The Behringer K-2 is a monophonic analogue synthesizer and is the ultimate temptation for sound-tweakers. Most said tweakers might wonder where they've seen this build and list of specs before since this model is a faithful recreation of the legend that was (and is) the Korg MS-20, in a Eurorack format. This synth may look like a fairly basic synthesizer, but the unexpected power here lies in the patch section on the right. This is where the magic happens since here, you can shift the routing of the synth and create an entirely new structure. While this process requires more than a few nights of experimenting and an understanding of synth-jargon, once you get the hang of it, there's pretty much no limit to the amount of sounds you can make.

External Source for the Behringer K-2

By connecting an external sound-source to the K-2, you can add things like vocals or a second synthesizer to the synthesis. You could even use a poly-chain of up to sixteen instances, effectively building a polyphony of sixteen. In short, sound designers who can't find or simply cannot afford the price of an original MS-20, should get their hands on the K-2.