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Behringer

Behringer UB-Xa 16-voice Bitimbral Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

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Condition
New
Dimensions
45.9 x 19 x 7.7 in
Weight
14000 g
Color
black
Material
Stainless Steel
Hand Orientation
Ambidextrous
Set Name
Presets
In the box
Keyboard
Warranty
2-year warranty.

Features 3

  • 16-voice Bi-timbral Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer with 32 Oscillators
  • 16-channel 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Out/Thru
  • 3 x 1/4" TRS Foot Switch Jack

Description

Seismic Sonics Brimming with Vintage-inspired Analog Panache As Behringer continues its aural odyssey of reimagining iconic synths for the modern landscape, the latest entry in the series is as musically menacing as it is malleable. Leveraging a bi-timbral architecture, the Behringer UB-Xa is a 16-voice, polyphonic synthesizer that utilizes 32 analog oscillators to power its massive sonics. It delivers the full spread of iconic 1980s-style lightning leads, booming brass, and plush pads, supplemented by a modern menagerie of detailed velocity sensitivity and polyphonic aftertouch to ensure each of its 61 semi-weighted keys is as expressive as possible. Sweetwater’s synth aficionados are supremely impressed with its dual-layer mode, allowing you to conjure two distinct patches across its 16 voices for massive, simultaneous sounds, allowing for detailed tone crafting that can be painlessly saved and recalled with 512 onboard preset slots. Dual LFOs, dedicated VCA and VCF envelopes, pulse-width modulation, and flexible

Specs 17

Color black
Brand Behringer
Material Stainless Steel
Model Name UBXA
Item dimensions L x W x H 45.9 x 19 x 7.7 inches
Brand Name Behringer
Model Number 27001044
Manufacturer Behringer

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Top Amazon Reviews

behringer nailed it on this one!
Love it! Since I can't afford to get an original OBX-a this is a very close clone of it. Unlike the original there is no cross modulation control. It has other features where you can select vintage mode, OB8, OBX-a and some others. I find it easy to program and it sounds incredibly similar (but not perfect), to the OBX-a. It has that classic Oberheim sound and you can make it growl very much like the OBX sound in Tom Sawyer by Rush. I've also programmed the resonant filter sweep from 1984 by Van Halen. Also Jump and the sound from I'll wait which are also by Van Halen. Basses, Strings and square lead sounds are also easy to program and sound spectacular when in unison mode. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025 by Noel W.
Oberheim clone. Great 80’s sound.
Awesome synth. Great priced clone. Quick and easy programming.
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025 by Karin P. Kenny
Sustain Pedal does not work properly with this instrument
If you a live performer who is used to playing piano or performing with a sustain pedal DO NOT PURCHASE THIS SYNTH. You'll notice it's exceptionally cheap compared to other synths with similar capabilities but trust me there are reasons why. First off the key feel is not good at all; very soft springs with plastic keys that feel like they will not put up to any abuse, the mod 'wheel' and pitch bend levers feel like something taken off of a childrens toy, and the volume output is very low compared to other synthesizers i've used. The volume issue can be alleviated by playing with the patches but I didn't even bother once I learned why my sustain pedal usage was so inconsistent on this synth. This is the only modern analog synthesizer on the market that has firmware that interprets the sustain pedal message AFTER the key press message. Doesn't sound like a big deal, but anyone who's used to playing a piano (or literally any other synth with a sustain pedal) with find this absolutely infuriating. The result from this shoddy firmware, is you must press the sustain pedal before you press a key if you want that note to be sustained. You can't keypress then sustain pedal to hold a note, in fact you need to press the sustain pedal about half a second before the keypress for it to hold the sustain. Behringer supports website has been down for days, but after searching for solves in music forums for almost 2 days I've found their most common suggestions are; a firmware update (done that, no help), running your sustain pedal through a midi interface that will send the DIN CC64 input directly through the firmware to override it looking for a keypress first (completely absurd suggestion for live performances), or just relearning how to use a sustain pedal. The last suggestion I find completely insulting; I've been playing piano for over 30 years, I'm not going to try to relearn how to play just to use your instrument with awful firmware. I give two stars because many people just want a synth to make big dreamy patches or arpeggiated melodies which this can do very well. It's pretty easy to use and modify the patches in very cool ways, but this issue with the sustain pedal is an absolute deal breaker for me ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Mattie boy
The BEST analog synth, once the free Ultimate Patches are loaded in. BEAUTIFUL synth.
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HUGE sound, lots of hands on controls. Loaded in their new free Behringer UB-Xa Ultimate Patches and WOW this is truly a beast!!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024 by Lucas
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