We’d bet the acid house on Behringer launching a Roland TB-303 synth clone on Friday
The teaser video is full of clues
Behringer’s latest teaser video is decidedly less cryptic than some of its recent clips; it strongly suggests that the company will launch an emulation of Roland’s iconic TB-303 Bass Line synth on Friday 8 November.
There are several reasons to assume that this is the case. First, there’s the 303-style bassline that’s squelching away in the background of the video, while the smiley face you can see would appear to be a not-so-subtle nod to the acid house music that the 303 was so instrumental in creating.
And then there’s the title of the video itself: 3+3+2 . 3x3+2. There are plenty of threes in there, obviously, but do the maths and you get 8 and 11 - or, 8 November, unless we’re very much mistaken.
Which, of course, we could be, but we’ll certainly be keeping a close eye on Behringer’s social media channels at the end of this week. As, we suspect, will Roland.
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