Behringer TD-3-SB Analog Bass Line Synthesizer with VCO, VCF, 16-Step Sequencer, Distortion Effects and 16-Voice Poly Chain
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- Great care has been taken in engineering the TD-3, including the true to the original VCO, VCF and VCA designs and pure analog circuitry with matched transistors
- The very heart of TD-3s sound is its versatile 24 dB/octave filter, which lets you freely experiment with the low-pass Cutoff frequency and Resonance settings to dial in the perfect sound
- MIDI In/Thru: MIDI In and MIDI Thru, 5-pin DIN
- USB (MIDI): USB 2.0, type B / Outputs: Line output: 1/4 " TRS, unbalanced, max. plus 8 dBu
Description
Amazing Bass Line synthesizer with true analog circuitry for bass and groove sounds.
Color: black
Brand: Behringer
Material: Bass Wood
Model Name: TD-3-SB
Item dimensions L x W x H: 12.01 x 6.5 x 2.2 inches
Brand Name: Behringer
Model Name: TD-3-SB
Model Number: TD-3-BU
Included Components: Cable for connection
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Music Tribe US
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: P0EDT
Color: black
Finish Type: Glossy (red), matte (grey)
Sound Profile: Wide and versatile
Material: Bass Wood
Body Material: Bass Wood
Item Dimensions: 12.01 x 6.5 x 2.2 inches
Item Weight: 1.8 pounds
Connector Type: USB Type B
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Top Amazon Reviews
What is there to say about this? It's a Roland TB-303 clone made by Behringer. The schematics are widely available. it can be modified, or used as it is. Much like the Roland version, programming it from the front panel is cumbersome and tedious. While the Behringer SYNTHTRIBE app on macOS is available, it is actually the iPad app and nearly unusable on an Apple Silicon Mac. Good luck figuring how to zoom out of the grid if you use a mouse and not a trackpad with pinch support, and even then, you can't see the whole sequence grid at once. Thankfully, there are alternatives to the Behringer app for editing the sequence patterns. I have been using SubatomicTD3ditor instead, which has some quirks but offers essentially real time editing during performance, and is much less frustrating after a brief learning curve. The TD-3 also has 5 pin DIN MIDI connectors along with the USB MIDI, so it can be easily integrated with other hardware. I sometimes work out ideas on a Keystep37 connected to the MIDI input before programming the TD-3 pattern memory. The TD-3 is inexpensive for what it does. It can easily sync tempo with other gear over MIDI, or the 3.5mm TRS sync input. I ended up breaking out the Start/Stop commands from the sync for my use case, but that is just a personal preference. Obviously sounds great, with fat bass sounds. It's a blast to dump a pattern into it and start twisting knobs!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026 by Joseph Lane
This little synth has proven itself more than a few times in my studio. It has given me baselines, leads and inspiration You get an amazing value for its price Would recommend
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by TheRealChuckNorris
It does what it's supposed to do.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2022 by Tox N.
The Behringer TD-3 recreates the legendary Roland 303 sound spot-on and adds on a usable distortion section (that wasn't on the original). It also employs the same odd sequencer programming workflow of the original 303, which requires a short learning curve. The build quality is fine and with MIDI & CV/Gate I/O, it plays well with others. For a bit over $100, the Behringer TD-3 is a bargain.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2022 by Delubious
Let’s make one thing clear. This is a niche product. If you’re looking for that Acid Style TB-303 clone sound, this is the machine for you. It’s hard to program, cheaply built, and limited in sounds. So don’t come to this if you’re looking for anything other than a great sounding reproduction of the 303. That said, it adds USB midi, distortion, and has a randomized feature, which sets it above the original. Plus, you can play it like an external module using midi. You can’t beat all that for the price. Heck, even if you just use it as a toy to mess around and get some cool sounds with, it is worth it! Plus it works FANTASTIC with Behringer’s 606 clone, the RD-6. I love how this unit sounds and is cheaper than paying 3 grand for the original or around 400 bucks for other clones!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2021 by Joe
I would say this is probably good for people looking for that acid sound. However, its limited and you will probably invest more time and money into it to get it to sound the way you want. As for as value...I feel that its only saving grace is that you get know and buttons to play with. That being said you could probably get away with some free VSTs. If I could go back...I would buy a second behringer crave over this. Maybe with some effects it will be better.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2023 by Serial Crusher
All I know is Beringer changed the game. I can finally have the sounds I've dreamed about since I started playing music. I haven't been this excited about gear in years. the future is now chase your dreams.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2021 by David W.