

The TD-3-MO from Behringer is a clone of the famous Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer with "Devil Fish modification", whose bubbling and screaming sound has captivated generations of musicians, DJs and revelers. Probably the most widely used sound in electronic music, it uses surprisingly few controls and really comes alive with its internal sequencer. Instead of the distortion effect of the TD-3, the TD-3-MO has all the features of the infamous circuit expansion. furthermore, the filter can be controlled via
Originally, the TB-303, along with the TR-606 drum machine (both made by Roland), was intended to replace drums and
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The iconic sequencer provides access to 64 patterns, each up to 16 steps long, and Song Mode. The indispensable and characteristic commands


Great product , hooked up to tb303 and pulsar and it’s taken my music to another level . Everything about it is great ,sound ease of use wish I’d had it sooner!
I've had all the clones and a real 303 and the MO really hits the spot in terms of performance vs price.
I think the base sounds is a bit closer to a 303 than the regular TD-3 was but with way more flexibility from the extra controls. You can really exaggerate different aspects of the sound but to be honest it does straightforward acid sounds really really well.
It's the best of all worlds, a pleasant surprise and a keeper. Cheap enough to add another at some point too.
I love its broad range of sound. Especially the filter with key tracking, FM mod, Resonance controls.. so on.
It's better than the last one, the modular inputs especially are great and the resistance and quality on the knobs and chassis quality have all gone up a notch