Behringer112 DUAL VCO Legendary Analog Dual VCO Module for Eurorack

I now have the full collection of the 100m modules and they make me want to use my modular more than ever. I've always wanted the original Roland, but they're simply way too expensive, I have DIY'd some of the 100m modules in the past, but the part-cost alone (without taking the build time into account) is on par with a fully built unit, the Behringer versions have a really good finish too - way better looking than the Roland 500 series in my opinion. This one does benefit from an external LFO, as the built in one is weak at higher frequencies. Each of my shelves is 168HP, which fits all units in (minus the 110 which is just cut down vesrions of what is already available in other modules). Aesthetically pleasing with a great build quality, especially for the money. Behringer are doing a wonderful job of bringing what have always been exuberantly overpriced modules affordable to the consumer, About time the other major players started to do the same. Keep up the great work, Behringer!

…for the price of one.

This dual VCO module is a great addition to my already large modular. This is the 2nd 112 I've bought. Super quality pots and the faceplate is thick aluminium so no flexing there. If I've GOT to make any criticism, it's the need to locate this module in a good place in relation to other modules. I've found that certain localised groupings produce crosstalk or buzzing from certain audio modules. It's not a problem specific to the 112, but seems to be general across modules, necessitating changing my original layout plan for the modular synth. I'd have liked to have all my VCOs in a bank, but had to site them apart because of this issue.