AMSynths
MODULAR III
AM984 Four Channel MixerIntroducing the AM984 Four Channel Mixer, your go-to Eurorack Moog Mixer from Behringer! This 32 HP module is a faithful recreation of the iconic Moog 984 from 1968, featuring an all-transistor design and accurate schematics. With four input/output channels, you can mix audio signals like a pro, thanks to the built-in EQ section that offers Bass and Treble boost and cut. Each channel also has a final level control, ensuring you get the perfect sound every time. Designed to expand your Behringer System 55 Modular System, the AM984 is the ultimate addition for building an authentic Moog Modular IIIp/c setup. Experience superb sound quality with high-end components, including low noise transistors and PPS SMD capacitors in the EQ sections. Elevate your modular game with the AM984 Four Channel Mixer!
MODULAR III
AM992 Control VoltagesDecsription This module replicates the Moog 992 Control Voltages module with four CV inputs with internal patching capability and is designed to inter-operate with the 904A and 904B filter modules. All four inputs have front panel jack sockets, with the first three inputs connected to an internal IDC 6-pin bus which is normalised to the front panel jack sockets. The fourth CV input goes via an attenuator potentiometer and is mixed into the other three signals using a precision Op Amp. The IDC 6-wire bus contains three sets of CV signal and three sets of V-Trigger signal. It is internally connected ("behind the module") to receiving and transmitting Eurorack modules manufactured by AMSynths. Transmitting modules have external jack sockets for patching in Euorack compatible pitch, modulation and gate signals. Receiving modules include the AM-CP3 and AM992, transmitting modules include the AM-CP1 and AM-CP4. The output of the CV mixer is available on the front panel for patching into t...
MODULAR III
AM993 Env and VCA ControlDescription This module is recreation of the Moog 993 Triggers and Envelope Control module from 1968. The 993 is a signal routing module for S-triggers coming from one or two controllers. Switches (with red LED's), labelled "from 1" or "from 2" at the top of the panel connect the controller trigger outputs (when lit) to the 911A Dual Trigger Delay. The lower three left hand column switches (orange LED's) route the trigger signal as follows: top switch - to left 911 with no delay, center switch - to center 911 with delay set by top 911A delay unit (if any), bottom switch - to the right 911with delay set by the bottom 911A (if any). The right hand switches (with green LED's) connect the DC control voltages from the 911's to their respective 902 Voltage Controlled Amplifiers: Left to left, center to center, right to right. Any of these routes may be connected at the same time. The AM993 PCB has a 12V power inlet socket, eight slide switches and LED s. The modules connects to the 902, 9...
LEGACY
AM995 AttentuateIntroducing the AM995 Attenuate, your new best friend in the modular synth world! This sleek 4 HP module is a modern take on the classic Moog 995 Attenuation module, designed to fit perfectly in your Eurorack setup. With the AM995, you can easily attenuate up to three CV or audio signals for your VCOs, VCFs, and VCAs, making it a must-have for any serious synth enthusiast. Say goodbye to the limitations of the Behringer 995 and hello to double the attenuation power! The AM995 features a clever normalization scheme, allowing you to cascade signals effortlessly between channels. Plus, it s a passive module, so no power is required just plug in and start creating!
MODULAR III
AM-CP3 Console PanelDescription This module is recreation of the Moog CP3 Console Panel without the oscillator routing, which is available on the AM996 module. The CP3 was part of the 1967 range of Moog Modular and appeared in all models I-III, console and portable. This module provides a four channel mixer with a transistor circuit that overloads into some nice waveform clipping. It is usually used to mix the output of oscillators before passing the combined waveshape onto downstream filters. The input sockets are conveniently placed at the top of the module to connect to the VCO outputs with the shortest cables. The output has a master gain control and normal and inverterted dual outputs. There are also two trunk lines which provide connections to the rear of the case that the module is mounted into. These have been implemented with op amp buffers to enable the incoming and outgoing signal levels to be matched to external equipment, such as tape recorders or FX processors. Potentiometers control the...
MODULAR 2500
AM1046 Quad Env GenThe AM1046 is a 16HP module that replicates the original Quad Envelope Generator module from the ARP 2500. The timing of each envelope generator can be set to the original fast position or a 5x slower position, using a rear PCB mounted jumper.
COMING SOON!
AM303 VC Low Pass FilterIntroducing the AM303 VC Low Pass Filter, a modern twist on the classic PPG 303 from 1976! This 8 HP module is designed for your Eurorack system, featuring a traditional Mini Moog style ladder filter that delivers a rich 24dB low pass sound. With 2% PPS capacitors in the ladder and buffers, the AM303 offers superb audio clarity and resonance, even at low frequencies. Perfect for self-oscillation, it pairs beautifully with the 904A sound. The sleek design includes etched silver lettering and five 3.5 mm jack sockets for easy connections: one audio input, one audio output, and three frequency control CV inputs. Get ready to elevate your sound with the AM303, currently in development and set to release this autumn. Cheque out the user manual (PDF), ModularGrid, and our YouTube channel for more info!
SEQUENCERS
AM313 Sequential SwitchThe AM313 analog switch dates back to 1976 and the beginnings of a German synthesizer manufacturer, when they were a modular synthesizer company. The 313 is an advanced seqeuntial switch, more capable than the Moog 962, Roland or Emu Systems equaivalents. It has 4 channels/steps and the unique ability to skip and repeat the steps. The four channels are sequenced by an external clock signal or by pressing the shift button. The four signal inputs are mixed to the output when a channel is selected. Red LED's indicate which channel is active. Within any of the four channels the steps can programmed using a 6-way rotary switch which enables the step to be skipped, retained as one step, or the step can be repeated by 2, 3, 4 or 8 times befoe the channel is advanced. The step repeats are indpendent across all 4 channels. This featue enables the 8 steps from the AM314 sequencer (or a Moog 960) to be built into 16 or 24 steps, and with each row of 8 capable of being programmed in terms of #...
SEQUENCERS
AM314 Analog SequencerThe AM314 is a recreation of a German 8x3 analog sequencer from 1976 that was used extensively by Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream. This sequencer has some unique features that can be adjusted in realtime, make it the best live performance analog sequencer invented. Accurate step timing variation Three control voltages available in addition to step timing. Sequence step back as well as skip, go to 1 and stop Position gate outputs can be individually switched ON/OFF Voltage Controlled Clock The sequencer is driven by a voltage controlle clock that has a frequency range of 0.01Hz to 400Hz across two selected ranges. The clock has a manually adjusted pulse width from near 0 to near 100% to enable the gate timing of attached envelope generators to be adjuste. There are momentary push button switches to START and STOP the seqeuncer, with green and red LED indicators respectively. A green LED shows the lock rate, and the START and STOP functions can be controlled by external trigger sign...
