Behringer 2600-VCO Analog Eurorack VCO Module

The Behringer 2600-VCO is a faithful reproduction of the legendary ARP 2600 voltage-controlled oscillator circuitry in a compact Eurorack module. Designed for both studio and live performance, this analog VCO delivers the classic, warm tones that defined generations of electronic music. With authentic 1V/octave tracking, multiple waveform outputs, and extensive modulation capabilities, it integrates seamlessly into any modular system.

Advantages

Authentic analog sound reproduction of the ARP 2600 VCO, offering rich sawtooth, triangle, and pulse waveforms. Flexible frequency range from LFO to audio rates via a dedicated switch. Hard sync input for aggressive, synchronized sounds. Manual and CV-controlled pulse width modulation for dynamic timbre shaping. Compact 16 HP Eurorack format fits easily into any setup.

Suitable for

• Electronic music producers seeking classic analog VCO tones
• Eurorack modular synthesizer enthusiasts
• Live performers requiring reliable, hands-on control
• Studio musicians looking to expand their sound palette

Key specifications

• Module Type: Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO)
• Synthesizer Architecture: Analog
• Format: Eurorack
• Number of Oscillators: 1
• Waveforms: Sawtooth, Triangle, Square (Pulse)
• Frequency Control: 1V/Octave tracking
• Frequency Range: LFO to Audio (via Range switch)
• Frequency Modulation (FM): Yes, with dedicated CV input
• Pulse Width Modulation (PWM): Yes, manual control and dedicated CV input
• Sync Input: Hard Sync
• Audio Outputs: Sawtooth, Triangle, Square/Pulse (3.5mm TS jacks)
• Control Voltage (CV) Inputs: V/Oct, FM, PWM (3.5mm TS jacks)
• Controls: Frequency, Fine Tune, Pulse Width, Range Switch (LFO/Audio)
• Module Width: 16 HP
• Module Depth: 42 mm
• Power Consumption: +12V: 30mA, -12V: 10mA
• Compatibility: Behringer 2600, standard Eurorack systems

Recommendations

For best results, pair the 2600-VCO with other Behringer 2600 series modules or any Eurorack system. Use high-quality patch cables and ensure adequate power supply headroom. Experiment with external modulation sources to fully explore its sonic capabilities.