Behringer’s Spice completes their Moog Knockoff Trilogy
Behringer had announces Spice, a copy of the Moog Subharmonicon in desktop format.
The key visible differences in the design are that the Spice adds MIDI In/Thru, which will make it easier to sync to other MIDI gear; it is desktop-only format, so it cannot be mounted in a Eurorack system; and it is designed to be cheaper to manufacturer.
The company has not announced specifications or features, presumably because their audience will understand that it is a copy of the Moog Subharmonicon.
The Behringer Spice completes the company’s Moog knockoff trilogy:
- The Behringer Crave is designed to be an inexpensive, unofficial copy of the Moog Mother-32;
- The Behringer Edge is designed to be an inexpensive, unofficial copy of the Moog DFAM; and
- The Behringer Spice is designed to be an inexpensive, unofficial copy of the Moog Subharmonicon.
Behringer says that the Spice is “undergoing final beta testing and hopefully will go into production soon”. They are targeting a $249 price.
