Explore the universe of modular synthesis with the Behringer System 55, an authentic recreation of the original, vintage Moog System 55 modular synths that includes 38 modules including 7 VCOs, several filters, envelopes, amplifiers, a sequencer, and a MIDI to CV converter. The instrument comes preassembled in two Eurorack Go cases. Three rows are populated, while the fourth row has been intentionally left blank with up to 144 HP of expansion to truly customize your experience. Two power supplies are included, one for each case.

Inspired by Original Moog SYSTEM 55    Authentic Reproduction of Circuits    Vintage Sound of the ' 70s    38 Modules Based on Vintage Moog Design    Includes MIDI to CV Converter Module    144 HP of Expansion Space    Includes 2 EURORACK GO Cases    Includes Brackets for Stacking Cases    Includes Power Supply

Pre-assembled SYSTEM 55 modular synthesizer with 38 vintage sounding modules from the ’70s

• 1 x 914 Fixed Filter Bank with 12 active bandpass filters ranging from 125 Hz to 5.6 kHz and LP/HP filters
• 1 x 923 Filter modules with 6 dB low and high-pass filters and white/pink noise sources
• 1 x 904B Voltage Controlled High Pass Filter and 1 x 904A Voltage Controlled Low Pass Filter
• 1 x 992 Control Voltages module allows CV mixing and switching with 1 inverting attenuator
• 5 x 902 Voltage Controlled Amplifier with 3 summed CV inputs and dual audio inputs and outputs
• 4 x 911 Envelope Generators with S-trig inputs and CV outputs
• 1 x 911A Dual Trigger Delay module with S-trig input and output
• 2 x 921A Oscillator Driver with 6x 921B VCOs and 1x 921 VCO gives you 7 fully featured voices
• 1 x 960 Sequential Controller module provides up to 24-step sequences in 8 steps with 3 rows
• 1 x CM1A MIDI to CV converter enables control by MIDI keyboards or DAW, V-trig or S-trig outputs
• 3 x CP3A-O module allows CV mixing and switching for the VCOs with 1 attenuator
• 3 x CP3A-M 4 input mixer with master level, 4 outputs and 2 sets of 4 multiples
• 2 x 995 Attenuators modules with 3 linked passive attenuators
• 1 x 903A Random Signal Generator module provides dual white and pink noise sources
• 1 x CP35 Attenuators module with 4 linked attenuators, 2 sets of 4 multiples and reference voltages
• 1 x 961 Interface module converts multiple V-trig to S-trig for compatibility with other Eurorack modules
• 1 x 962 Sequential Switch module expands the 960 module into a 24 step sequencer
• 1 x BP28, 2x BP56 and 2x BP2 blanks panels for a total of 144HP expansion space
• 1 x CM1A MIDI-to-CV converter enables control via MIDI keyboards or DAW, V-trig or S-trig outputs
• 2 x Eurorack Go cases including PSUs
• 2 x Eurorack Go Brackets to link the 2 Eurorack Go cases together for easy patching

The System 55 is an amazing tool for those who want the ultimate modular synthesizer, capable of fully scoring the next cyberpunk or sci-fi movie from start to finish. This entire setup comes equipped with a 914 Fixed Filter Bank, which features 12 active bandpass filters ranging from 125 Hz to 5.6 kHz with additional Low Pass and High Pass filters, and one 923 Filter module with separate Low and High Pass filters, each with its own dedicated frequency cutoff control and jacks for both pink and white noise. But that's only the start—the System 55 comes with so many modules, you're sure to have hours and hours of fun creating beats into which you can just lose yourself.

The System 55 features five 902 Voltage Controlled Amplifiers with three summed CV inputs and dual audio inputs and outputs. Each module comes with a rocker switch that allows you to toggle between linear and logarithmic response modes, while you can manually set the control voltage with the Fixed Control Voltage knob. The System 55 comes with four 911 Envelope Generators, allowing you to create a deeply contoured signal with each of their 4 independent controls for Attack (T1), Decay (T2), Release (T3) and Sustain times from 2 ms up to 10 seconds. Create snappy and percussive sounds or long evolving drones, perfect for a funky groove or a brooding soundtrack to your latest techno thriller.

• The 960 Sequential Controller is an 8-step sequencer with 3 rows of CV controls for adjusting the pitch of a signal at that stage. 
• An additional 9th step can also be used to stop the sequence. 
• More variations can be achieved by switching any of the desired Stage Mode Switches to Normal, Skip or Stop. Manually trigger each stage by pressing the respective Set button. 
• The 962 Sequential Switch module transforms the 960 from an 8-step sequencer to a 24-step giant capable of more intricate sequences and beats.

• The 961 Interface module converts V-trig to S-trig and vice versa, and can even convert any audio source you plug in to a V-trig to drive other modules in your setup. 
• The 903A Random Signal Generator provides two white and pink noise sources that you can patch to other modules in the System 55.

The System 55 comes with a 992 Control Voltages Module that allows you to mix and switch control voltages, and 904B High Pass Filter and 904A Voltage Controlled Low Pass Filter, and a CM1A MIDI-to-CV converter, so you can control the System 55 with a MIDI keyboard, sequencer or DAW, to truly round out this rig. Several blank panels have been included to allow you to expand the System 55 with even more modules. You don't even have to worry about power as the included Eurorack Go cases come with their own PSUs.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. CAn i use this with some Mackie SR1530 Self Powered 3Way Full Range Speaker?

A: The Driverack PA2 is able to accommodate both powered and passive systems with amplifiers. The Mackie will connect via XLR cables. Passive Subs such as the CV218 will connect to an amplifier which in turn connects to this unit. Unfortunately there is no preset available for the Mackie speakers, however the unit can be tuned manually.

Q: 2. Does it Work, can it charge a Macbook pro 16 M1/M2 ?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank (38,400 mAh) BH #OMOP2FA003 is capable of 120w AC out. The Apple depending on model will need up to 140w.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with lin arrays?

A: Yes, this can be used to manage any PA system.

Q: 4. Will this power a Pioneer XDJ-RX2 Dj controller if the power requirements are AC 110 V -240 V, 50 hz/60 hz with a power consumption of 41 W? And if so, for how long?

A: Yes, the omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank BH #OMOP2FA001 can power the Pioneer XDJ-RX2 DJ Controller. As far as how long it will last, that will highly depend on the power load, at a constant 41W, you should be able to get at least 2 hours.

Q: 5. Anyone had luck with this in a basketball gymnasium?

A: Depending on how many speakers your connecting you will need the DBX RTA mic to correct delay from speakers but yes this can be used in a Gym no problem

Q: 6. Will this unit optimize non-powered speakers with a powered Velodyne sub?

A: Yes

Q: 7. Does it provide A/C power? I need something that can power TV monitor for upcoming show.

A: Yes in provides AC Outlet: 220V 120W Pure Sine Wave DC Out: 5-60V 150W (Adjustable Voltage & Amperage) USB-C Port: 60W (Input & Output) 2 x USB-A Ports (QC 3.0 compatible) 34,800 mAh (2.5 Hour Recharge Time) Removable Battery.

Q: 8. Is the 120v output 120w or60 w The add states both. Which is it?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank BH #OMOP2FA001 has a 60W USB Type-C power input/output port, two USB Type-A charging ports, a 120W AC outlet, and a 150W DC-out port with adjustable voltage and amperage up to 60V/8A. The AC output supports only 120V devices.

Q: 9. can i use crossover settings on full range application 1? which it have only high output enable.

A: Thank you for your question. If you use the high output enable in a full range application you are by passing any crossover settings and it would basically be a line output

Q: 10. Is it EU version (220-240 VAC)?

A: DriveRack PA2.US version 120 V-50-60 Hz