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The Behringer ABACUS is an analog music computer module for Eurorack systems, modeled after Buchla’s classic 257 and 281 units. It offers versatile algebraic sound processing with linear, logarithmic, and exponential functions, capable of generating envelopes and LFOs from 1 kHz up to 25 minutes in length. Compact and powered via Eurorack DC supply, it features 3.5mm connectivity for seamless integration into professional modular synth rigs.
| Size | talla única |
| Age range (description) | Adult |
| Item weight | 300 Grams |
| Model name | ABACUS |
| Product dimensions | 2.4D x 10W x 10H centimetres |
| Style | Modern |
| Connector type | 3.5mm Jack |
| Connectivity technology | Auxiliary |
| Power source | Eurorack external power supply" gold "DC power supply |
| Headphone jack | [POSSIBLE] headphones_jack |
| Instrument | Electronic keyboard |
| Manufacturer | Music Tribe |
| UPC | 644216649303 |
| Item model number | ABACUS |
| Item Weight | 300 g |
A**Y
Functions 100% identical to Maths
It's a perfect clone of Make Noise Maths for a fraction of the price.I have owned both at the same time and can say they function 100% the same.However Maths has larger knobs for the 4 attenuator inverters.One one hand this makes Abacus more fiddly to use and on the other hand it's easier to accidentally catch them on Maths. Pros and cons of each.Behringer build quality is totally fine, yes it's not as robust as some eurorack brands. But neither is make noise maths
M**N
Behringer Abacus.. Truly amazing value.
This is a truly amazing module set at a bargin price.The history of this device goes back to Buckla and true west coast synthesis.. There are other manufacturers versions available of this module, but this cannot be beaten on value for money..
N**L
Cost effective clone of Maths
Already have a Maths so this is my second…kind-of. No difference in functionality that I have found and much cheaper.
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