Befaco Kickall
Professional music gear - detailed information and where to buy
Befaco
Kickall
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Kickall is a surprisingly versatile little module for crafting solid, impactful kicks. It's perfect for anyone building a drum voice or wanting a dedicated, tweakable kick drum sound without a massive power draw. Befaco really nailed the essentials here.
Product Description
- Befaco Kickall
- Eurorack Module
- Analogue kick drum module
- Adjustment possibilities for tune
- waveshape (from sine to square)
- decay
- bend and bend time
- Manual trigger button
- Trigger input
- Audio out
- CV inputs for tune
- shape
- decay and volume
- Current consumption: 26 mA (+12 V) / 12 mA (-12 V)
- Width: 6 HP
- Depth: 30 mm
PROS
- • Excellent punch and low-end thump, surprisingly deep for its size
- • Wave shaping offers a wide range of kick drum textures
- • CV control allows for dynamic and sequenced kick patterns
- • Compact 6HP footprint is ideal for dense modular setups
CONS
- • Limited tonal palette compared to more complex drum modules
- • Bend control can be a bit unpredictable, requiring careful tuning
- • Manual trigger button feels a little flimsy, not the most robust
Product Video
Key Features
Sounds
Analog kick drum with sine/square waveshape shaping
Trigger Inputs
1V/Oct trigger input with adjustable sensitivity
HP Width
6
Depth
30 mm
Power Draw
26 mA (+12V) / 12 mA (-12V)
Outputs
Audio out, CV outputs for tune, shape, decay, and volume
Similar Products
Applause Jump Dark Matter
Other Acoustic Guitars
$362
Acoustic Guitar with Pickup, Type: OM with cutaway, Top: Solid European spruce, Back and...
Manuel Rodriguez Superior Flamenco Sabicas C3-F
Flamenco Guitars
$957
Flamenco Guitar, Top: Solid European Carpathian spruce, Back and...
Ibanez GRG320FA-TVT
ST Style Guitars
$439
Electric Guitar, Body: Poplar, Top: Basswood with Art Grain in flamed maple look, Bolt-on neck:...
Frequently Asked Questions
It's not a wavetable synth; it morphs between sine and square waves. It’s more about subtle tonal variations than complex, evolving textures.
Absolutely, but you’ll need external sequencers or LFOs to modulate the CV parameters for dynamic patterns. The module itself doesn't generate those sequences.
Generally yes, it follows Befaco’s aesthetic and construction; the manual trigger button is the one slightly less robust element.
