System-100m | By Behringer & Roland | Episode 01 | No need fo a roast

I am done with hating Behringer. It conflicts with the Art of not giving a F*ck.
But since it's April 1st, I can get away with anything.

Behringer's eurorack port of the 40 year old Roland System-100M is a great way to get started in Eurorack. There's nothing innovative about it - except the ridiculously low price - but it can teach you a lot about synthesis and it sounds amazing. I am afraid it's really good but you'll need to bring some external effects.

My rule #1 is 'get gear that allows you to make the music you love most - with all means necessary'. These are convincing means.

Yeah, me doing a Behringer video AND telling you it's absolutely amazing. It sounds like a cheap prank. But the funny thing is, it's not a joke. For me, it's a Roland made in China. If it looks and sounds exactly like a Roland, it's a Roland. I have no idea if it's an authentic recreation because I only have a Roland System-100 VST which is virtual. It's not real.
I found a compare between the B-100M, Vintage Roland System 100M and contemporary Roland System 500. Decide for yourself.
   • Behringer System 100 vs. Roland Syste...  

As far as I know, no copyrights or patents were harmed and it's not involved in a lawsuit.