too big, even if the original was much bigger
As its a kickinā sample based drum machine with design features does this make the Jomox Alphabase redundant? This does way way more.(and has micronudge i believe).
It has begun.
Productively so though --you notice the surface is tightly packed with controls.
I think this latest picture ā put up today on the Behringer Facebook page ā is kinda old, so weāll see how it looks when released. Maybe this fall in the stores.
yes, but ā¦ iām going to grab it.
itās better and faster than fiddling with samples.
Will this one break the $1K mark? lotta controls in this one.
id guess Ā£350 / $349 - $399 ā¦ a bit more than rd8/rd9 due to all the sliders.
i wont be buying oneā¦ certainly not till people have them , tested them , a few firmware updatesā¦ checked the outputs are balanced, midi sync works ā¦ that type of thingā¦
Give it two years and there will be a MK2 that fixes the issues and is better for the same price.
a mk2 version of an existing designā¦ itāll never catch on.
Thatās what they did with their 808 clone 
Rimshot level aside I think that was more about the integration of their 662 chip that wasnāt in production when they brought out the original. Same with the MS1 it would seem
Iām happy itās full sized rather than the recent obsession with tiny boxes.
behringer arent the only company to release mk2 versions with some fixes / improvements ā¦
ive just bought a mk2 deviceā¦ its got stereo samplesā¦ sound familiarā¦ behringer are not unique.
i dont need 8bit / 12 bit, but the mixer would give nice instant ability to mix.
i hope it makes everyone happyā¦
Pretty sure the MK2 808 was adding a more accurate circuit (why wasnāt it accurate to begin with) and fixing SNR issues not adding features or improving CPUs like the Digitakt 2. It also came out under two years after the original not 7 years.
Just saying, itās already happened where their āfaithful recreationā wasnāt so faithful after all and needed a new hardware version to fix that. That sort of turnaround is not the kind of thing that builds faith within a product or company, Behringer or not.
Because CA hadnāt brought out their version of the BA662 when the MK1 dropped. The IC was used in the original as well as other Roland gear of the time and has been out of production for years. This was a problem for a long time for people building 303 clones like the x0x etc. Itās generally accepted that it imparts a specific flavour
This is one of the ones I canāt wait for but as we know the wait from the āalmost readyā posts to actually being able to buy one on Sweetwater can be a year. So 2025 for me, Iām guessing.
It may be a little sooner than that now.
I think this is where Behringer are really cornering the market. The prices of the OG Linndrum are insane.
Damn you, Behringer!
Transient Designer 
Analog Filter
Sampling Ability
Selectable 8 or 12bit rate