Behringer Pro-800
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Behringer
Pro-800
Product Info
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The Pro-800 delivers a surprising amount of genuine analog warmth and complexity for the price. It’s a fantastic entry point into classic polysynth sounds, especially if you’re looking to expand your sound design capabilities within a DAW. Ideal for synthwave enthusiasts, retro electronic music producers, and anyone wanting a vintage vibe on a budget.
Product Description
- Behringer Pro-800
- Analogue 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer
- Two oscillators per voice
- each with a selection of saw
- triangle
- and square wave forms as well as pulse width and level controls
- Low-pass filter (-24 dB/oct.) with controls for resonance
- envelope modulation
- and key tracking
- Noise generator
- LFO with six selectable wave forms and modulation destinations (pitch
- pulse width
- and filter frequency)
- Two ADSR envelopes (filter and VCA)
- Poly Mod section for modulation of oscillator A and filter frequency via filter envelope and oscillator B
- Additional controls for glide
- master tune
- and volume
- Switchable Unison mode
- Memory patches for 400 presets
- Arpeggiator
- Numerous other parameters adjustable via the menu
- All sound generation parameters controllable via MIDI CC
- Fully suitable for Eurorack installation (width: 80 HP)
- Inputs for sync and filter CV: 3.5mm mini-jack
- Footswitch input (6.3mm jack)
- Two line outputs: 6.3mm jack and 3.5mm mini-jack
- Stereo headphone output: 3.5mm mini-jack
- MIDI in/out (5-pole DIN) and USB-MIDI
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 424 x 136 x 97mm
- Weight: 1.65 kg
- Power supply included (12V DC2
- 1.2A)
- Suitable cover: Article 477466 (sold separately - not included)
- Suitable transport cases: Article 480286 and article 483005 (both sold separately - not included)
- Suitable padded bag: Article 485308 (sold separately - not included)
PROS
- • Excellent emulation of classic 80s polysynth architecture and sound.
- • The Poly Mod section unlocks complex, evolving textures easily.
- • Solid build quality for the price point; feels surprisingly robust.
- • Comprehensive MIDI CC implementation allows deep integration with DAWs.
CONS
- • Menu diving is required for certain parameter adjustments, a bit clunky.
- • Filter resonance can get a bit shrill at higher settings, needs careful tweaking.
- • Limited onboard effects; relies heavily on external processing.
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Key Features
Sounds
Warm, analog tones reminiscent of Juno-106 and Jupiter-8; capable of pads, leads, and basses.
Polyphony
8-voice polyphonic with unison mode for thicker sounds.
Effects
None onboard; designed for external effects processing.
MIDI
Full MIDI CC implementation for parameter control and sequencing.
Connections
Standard 1/4" audio outputs, MIDI in/out/thru, sustain pedal input.
Weight
Approximately 12 lbs – relatively heavy for a rack module.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a good approximation, but the Juno’s filter is generally considered smoother and more resonant. The Pro-800’s filter can be a bit more aggressive and requires more careful adjustment.
Absolutely! It has MIDI ports for connecting to other hardware and can generate sounds entirely on its own, although the menu system is best navigated with a display.
It’s surprisingly well-implemented and offers a good range of patterns and speeds. It’s a useful tool for adding movement and complexity to your sounds without needing external sequencing.
