The year 2025 has started with fantastic news for synth enthusiasts—Behringer is continuing its wave of price drops on its synthesizers and Eurorack modules. If you’ve been considering adding some Behringer gear to your studio, now is the perfect time to take advantage of these significant discounts.
These price cuts apply to a wide range of products, including full-sized synthesizers, Eurorack modules, classic drum machines, and sequencers. Let’s take a closer look at which models have become more affordable and how much you can save!
🔥 Behringer Synth Discounts 2025 🔥
🎹 Full-Sized & Desktop Synthesizers with Big Discounts
Here is the list of what I believe are the most interesting hardware synthesizer deals:
•Behringer Proton: €399 → €328 (17.79% OFF)*
•Behringer Model 15 (Moog Grandmother clone): €299 → €269 (10% OFF)
•Behringer Wave (PPG Wave clone): €639 → €599 (6% OFF)
•Behringer UB-Xa (Oberheim OB-Xa clone): €895 → €880 (1.6% OFF)
•Behringer Model D (Moog Model D clone): €259 → €199 (23.17% OFF)
•Behringer Pro-800 (Sequential Pro 600 clone): €429 → €305 (28.90% OFF)
•Behringer Pro-1 (Sequential Pro-One clone): €259 → €189 (27% OFF)
•Behringer K-2 MKII (Korg MS-20 clone): €249 → €205 (17.67% OFF)
•Behringer TD-3-MO Roland TB-303 mod clone): €222 → €155 (30% OFF)
•Behringer RD-8 MKII (Roland TR-808 clone): €339 → €279 (17.7% OFF)
•Behringer RD-9 (Roland TR-909 clone): €329 → €299 (9% OFF)
One of the most noteworthy price drops is on the Behringer Proton, a highly flexible monophonic synthesizer, now nearly 18% cheaper. The UB-Xa, Behringer’s take on the classic Oberheim OB-Xa, also sees a slight reduction in price.
🎛️ Eurorack Module Discounts
Behringer is also making Eurorack modular synthesis more accessible, offering great deals on several modules:
•1050 Sequencer Module: €89 → €76 (14.61% OFF)
•Eurorack GO Case: €229 → €190 (17% OFF)
•Four LFO Module: €99 → €82 (17% OFF)
•Radar Module: €66 → €42 (36% OFF)
•150 Ring Mod/Noise/S&H/LFO: €59 → €38 (36% OFF)
If you’re building a modular setup, now is a great time to grab essential modules at a discount. The 1050 Sequencer and Four LFO Module provide excellent modulation and sequencing capabilities, while the Eurorack GO Case is now €39 cheaper, making it a great time to expand your modular rig.
ℹ️ *Please note that the above prices may fluctuate depending on exchange rates, availability, and the sales policies of individual resellers!
Why Is Behringer Dropping Prices?
Behringer has built its reputation on offering affordable alternatives to high-end synths, and these price reductions continue that mission. By making analog synthesis more accessible, they are ensuring that musicians of all levels can enjoy high-quality hardware without breaking the bank.
While there’s no official statement on why prices are being lowered, it’s possible that Behringer is:
- Clearing out inventory to make way for new product launches.
- Adjusting prices due to fluctuations in production and distribution costs.
- Responding to competitive market pressure from other synth manufacturers.
Regardless of the reason, these discounts provide an excellent opportunity for musicians looking to upgrade their setups at a lower cost.
Will I Take Advantage of These Discounts? Absolutely!
Of course, I will! This is a fantastic opportunity to upgrade my setup and add some exciting new gear to my studio. Some of these synths I’m ordering purely out of curiosity, while others are instruments I’ve already used, loved, and now see a place for them in my workflow again.
Here are the 5 Behringer synthesizers I’m planning to buy at a lower price:
1. Behringer Proton
🔥 The latest Behringer release that I’m really curious about. This synth seems to offer a lot of sonic potential, and I can’t wait to explore its capabilities.
2. Behringer Model D
🛑 I’ve owned it two times before and regret selling it each time! At this price, it’s a no-brainer—I’ll definitely find a spot for it in my studio again.
3. Behringer Pro-1
💖 I love the Prophet sound. I already have a Prophet as my main polyphonic instrument in the studio, but I’m really interested in comparing it to Behringer’s monophonic version.
4. Behringer TD-3-MO
😂 Ridiculously low price for an endless source of fun! TB-303 clones have always been a joy to play with, and I’m looking forward to adding this one to my setup.
5. Behringer UB-Xa D
🎶 I absolutely love the Oberheim sound. I’m still considering an OB-6 or OB-X8, but that’s a whole different budget. I’m curious to see how close Behringer’s version gets to the original and whether it will earn a permanent place in my studio.
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Am I Afraid to Buy Behringer?
Honestly? Yes and no. I have had issues with Behringer synthesizers in the past. Most of the time, these were software-related problems that were eventually fixed through firmware updates. Occasionally, I also had concerns about build quality, such as sliders or jacks. However, let’s be real—at this price point, it’s hard to complain.
At the end of the day, sound is what matters most to me, and that’s my main priority.
Do Behringer clones sound exactly like the originals? Of course not, and they never will. They will be more or less close to the original sound, and that’s perfectly fine. That’s not what I expect from these clones. An instrument should inspire me and satisfy me sonically.
If you dislike the logo on the synth and trust your eyes more than your ears, I get that too. Some people care more about aesthetics. At the same time, I understand the criticism that some Behringer clones aren’t perfectly faithful or outstanding. But remember—not everyone has the budget for high-end gear. Behringer mainly targets those who want access to classic sounds at a lower cost.
That said, I’m not complaining, because Behringer also makes some truly interesting instruments. If one of them helps you in your creative work, don’t hesitate—try it out and form your own opinion.
And when it comes to concerns about reliability, the fact that Thomann offers a 3-year warranty gives me peace of mind. If anything goes wrong, I can simply return the instrument and request a replacement or refund. Thomann’s customer-friendly policy makes purchasing Behringer gear a worry-free experience.
Final Thoughts – Should You Buy Now?
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to invest in a Behringer synth or Eurorack module, this could be your best chance to grab one at a discounted price. These reductions apply to a wide range of gear, from full-sized analog synths to modular components, making it easier than ever to get into hardware synthesis.
🎹 What do you think of Behringer’s price cuts? Are you planning to pick up a discounted synth? I hope I helped you. Let me know!
ℹ️ **Images Disclaimer: The images used in this article are sourced from the official website and informational channels of Behringer, as well as from Thomann.
