Behringer Wasp VCF
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Behringer
Wasp VCF
Product Info
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This Wasp VCF is a seriously fun little module. It captures a surprising amount of the original Wasp Deluxe's character, making it perfect for those wanting that classic, gritty 80s synth vibe without a massive investment. It's a great entry point into analog filtering for beginners, or a fun addition for experienced modular users.
Product Description
- Behringer Wasp VCF
- Eurorack Module
- Analogue multimode filter from the Wasp Deluxe synthesizer
- Controls for input level
- frequency
- resonance and mix (low-pass/high-pass)
- 2 CV inputs for filter frequency (input 2 with attenuator)
- Separate bandpass output
- Current requirement: 30 mA (+12V) / 10 mA (-12V)
- Width: 8 HP
PROS
- • Classic Wasp filter sound at a fraction of the original's cost
- • Surprisingly musical resonance, capable of subtle warmth or aggressive sweeps
- • Multiple filter modes offer decent versatility for a single module
- • Compact 8HP footprint makes it ideal for space-constrained racks
CONS
- • Plastic housing feels a bit flimsy compared to higher-end filter modules
- • Limited CV input attenuation range can be restrictive in modulation setups
- • The bandpass output is noticeably quieter than the low/high-pass
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Key Features
Filter Type
Multimode Analogue
Modes
Low-Pass, High-Pass, Bandpass
HP Width
8
Depth
1.4 in
Power Draw
30mA (+12V) / 10mA (-12V)
CV Inputs
2 (one with attenuator)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s not a Moog, but it has a similar aggressive character, albeit with a slightly more nasal quality and less pronounced low-end weight.
Yes, with careful CV modulation and attenuation adjustments, you can achieve gentle filter changes, though it’s inherently more aggressive than a Moog or Korg filter.
It's a basic potentiometer, offering a straightforward level control but limited shaping capabilities – not a true attenuverter.
