Has Behringer hidden a secret Warp Drive button in its Model D synthesizer?
Teaser video eludes to something lurking within the Behringer D
Behringer has dropped another synth-based teaser video, but this time it's not a brand new product, or is it?
The Music Tribe brand's version of the Moog Model D has been around for a couple of years now, but it would seem that the Minimoog emulation has been harbouring a secret that Uli Behringer has kept under his hat, until now.
In this video we see a slightly confused Behringer employee taking a call from Uli eluding to a secret compartment within the synth that features a 'Warp Drive' button.
There have been numerous videos showing the insides of a Behringer D and so far no one has found such a compartment.
In true Behringer fashion, the video is just the beginning and the story will be continued, so be sure to stay tuned from more developments.
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