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  • Manufacturer: Behringer
  • Construction / Number of Keys: 32
  • Velocity sensitive: Yes
  • Sound Generation: Analog
  • Polyphony: 1.0
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Behringer MS-1 BU

Clone of the Roland SH-101

The Behringer MS-1 BU is a clone of the famous Roland SH-101, which shines against the original with a few sophisticated extras. They have remained faithful to the monophonic original from 1983 and have even reissued the well-known Curtis IC CEM3340 to reproduce the distinctive VCO sound exactly. The audio mixer with six inputs including Ext Audio, the massive 24dB lowpass filter with 24dB, the switchable VCA and the snap ADSR with its unmistakable taste; everything is as you know and love it!

36 years later...

The extensions can be found in details that even purists will find inspiring: The tempo for the arpeggiator and sequencer now has its own control and is therefore no longer dependent on the LFO tempo; of course, the two playing aids can also be synchronized to MIDI. The Arpeggiator and Sequencer controls have also been expanded, simplifying operation and giving access to 64 patterns. The filter also benefits from a special extension: six oscillator taps including noise are available for infinitely variable modulation of the cutoff.
Of course, the MS-1 BU offers modern interfaces such as MIDI and USB input and output. The CV/Gate inputs and outputs have been retained, so the new retro classic remains open for connection to a modular system.

Fit for the stage

The MS-1 BU is a real live instrument, not only due to the numerous analog controls and the arpeggiator, but also to the shoulder strap with mountable handle; with this combination you can position yourself next to the singer and guitarist in the band or lay down an impressive solo in your keyboard castle.

Behringer MS-1 BU at a glance:

  • Clone of the Roland SH-101
  • CEM3340 chip as basis for the VCO
  • Analog signal path
  • Filter FM
  • 32-step step sequencer with 64 memory locations
  • arpeggiator
  • audio input
  • Handle and belt included in delivery

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Features:

  • Manufacturer: Behringer
  • Construction / Number of Keys: 32
  • Velocity sensitive: Yes
  • Sound Generation: Analog
  • Polyphony: 1
  • Arpeggiator: Yes
  • Number of Faders: 21
  • Number of Knobs: 8
  • Number of Keys: 16
  • Pitchbend, Modwheel: Joystick
  • Mounting Options: MIDI Step Sequencer
  • MIDI Interface: IN/OUT/THRU, 5-Pin
  • USB MIDI Interface: Yes
  • LINE IN: Yes
  • LINE OUT: Yes
  • Headphone Connection: Yes
  • Sustain Pedal Connection: Yes
  • Power Supply: Adapter, external
  • incl. Power Adapter: Yes
  • Width (cm): 56.9
  • Height (cm): 8.5
  • Depth (cm): 26.7
  • Weight (kg): 4.6
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