MODULAR 100M
Overview AMSynths have developed a range of 100M replica modules that augment the Behringer System 100 range, or can be used stand alone.
New ideas have been implemented with the VCO & VCA AM8111, the VCO & Wave Shaper AM8113, the re-imagined AM8171 and the Triple Resonator AM8176.
Most modules will be restocked in 2026, except the AM8120 and AM8141 (SOLD OUT).
MODULAR 100M
AM8111 VCO & VCFThe AM8111 is a replica of the Roland 100M 111 module, a prototype that Roland made in 1978 but without taking it into production. It is a combination of a VCO and a VCF in the same module. The original 111 has been re-imagined by using the oscillator from the SH-101 and the filter from the Korg Monopoly. New sounds!
MODULAR 100M
AM8113 VCO & Wave ShaperThe AM8113 is a completely new complex VCO design for the 100M eco-system and is inspired by the discontinued Instruo Troika. An ultra stable VCO delivers four waveforms that can be mixed and blended to create complex wave shapes, by using two wave shapers to create new sounds!
MODULAR 100M
AM8171 Sequential SwitchWhen Roland developed the System 100M they created a quad signal gate module, the 171, which also had a ton of multiples. The AM8173 module contains the same four signal gates built with modern components, and an onboard LFO clock, making it a very useful sequential switch, for both audio and CV signals.
MODULAR 100M
AM8176 Triple Resonant FilterRoland never made an analog resonator circuit but Korg did with the triple bandpass resonator in the PS3100 of 1977. This module is a re-imagining of this filter for the 100M Eurorack format. The AM8176 module has three vactrol filters which can be independently adjusted for frequency, resonance and modulation depth. The modulation inputs are usually driven by one or more LFO s to create band pass sweeps.
