Behringer Neutron
Price: 200 EUR – 419 EUR
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A paraphonic semi-modular analog synthesizer packing an extensive 56-point patch bay into an affordable, compact format, aimed at giving budget-conscious players genuine hands-on modular experimentation.
About the Behringer Neutron
Neutron's paraphonic design means its two oscillators can be played simultaneously with a shared filter and amplifier, producing a middle ground between monophonic and fully independent polyphonic voices - two notes can sound together, but they share certain sonic characteristics rather than being entirely separate voices. Its dense 56-point patch bay exposes far more of the internal signal path than most semi-modular synths at a comparable price, letting a player rewire oscillator, filter, envelope and modulation routing extensively.
Behringer built its reputation partly on offering feature-dense hardware at prices well below established competitors, and the Neutron reflects that strategy directly - genuinely deep patchability and dual-oscillator analog sound design at a price point that makes hands-on modular-style experimentation accessible to players who might otherwise be priced out of that hobby entirely.
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Sound character of the Behringer Neutron
Neutron's two analog VCOs feed both a classic Moog-style ladder filter AND a Steiner-Parker multimode filter wired in series, an unusual dual-filter analog signal path that gives it a more complex, resonant, warm-yet-aggressive tone than synths with only one filter type, while its paraphonic design lets both oscillators share that same filter simultaneously.
Technical data for the Behringer Neutron
| Voice | Paraphonic (2 oscillators, shared filter/amp) |
|---|---|
| Patch points | 56 |
| Format | Semi-modular, Eurorack-compatible |
| Year | 2018 |
Price history for the Behringer Neutron
Cheapest seen: 200 EUR · Most expensive seen: 419 EUR
The history of the Behringer Neutron
Behringer's Neutron offers an extensive patch bay and paraphonic analog voice architecture at a notably accessible price point.
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