Description
Create the synthesizer of your dreams with the Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay, an authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the Moog Modular 55 Series synthesizer, allowing you to build your very own unique synthesizer that can fit in a standard Eurorack case, for a very affordable price.The 911A is a dual trigger delay with two independent channels. The delay circuits can be used separately, or in series or parallel. The module includes a ribbon power cable and mounting screws.Benefits Authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the Modular 55 seriesArtist roster includes world's most famous pop, rock, and jazz musiciansDual trigger delay with delay times ranging from 2 ms to 10 sec2 separate channels with dedicated S-trig inputs and outputsChannels can be used independently, in series, or in parallelEurorack Specs: 8 HP, 6 mA +12 V, 6 mA -12 VControls The 911A comes with two delay triggers with their own delay time controls ranging from 2 ms up to 10 seconds and their own 3.5mm S-Trig ins and outs. Connect the 911A to the Behringer 911 ENVELOPE GENERATOR module, and turn your attack/decay/sustain/release (ADSR) module into a delay/attack/decay/sustain/release (DADSR) module. Rather than just playing the note when the signal is triggered, the 911A creates a nice volume swell effect, rising from 0 to the peak volume, then going through the rest of the phases set in the envelope generator.Coupling The delays in the 911A can be coupled in three different ways. In the Off setting, the delays are triggered separately via the trigger inputs. In Parallel mode, the trigger connected to the input at the top section will activate both delays at the same time. Switching the knob to Series will trigger the top section first, and the lower section second.