Behringer has recently launched its KOBOL EXPANDER Eurorack-compatible analog semi-modular synth with 2 VCOs featuring seven variable waveshapes and unique “KOBOL” VCF. The company claims it is faithful to the original product it is based on.
Features
Its main features at a glance:
Analog duophonic synthesizer with 2 VCOs and 7 morphing waveforms for infinite sound creation
Authentic reproduction of original “Kobol Expander” circuitry from the ‘70s
Semi-modular design requires no patching for immediate performance
Pure analog signal path based on authentic VCO, VCF and VCA designs
Dual oscillators with 7 waveforms, oscillator sync and pulse width modulation
Unique 4-pole VCF design for natural saturation only found in ”Kobol” synthesizers
Analog LFO with 2 selectable waveforms and multiple destinations for advanced sound creation
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