Great detail, thanks

99% of this spaceships are broke in analog/digital malfunctions

What’s the website to verify the amps properly?

a tragedy… 😢

Vince DiCola is the guy who did all the montage music from Rocky IV.

Bet there isn’t even one working unit left

What a synth that was

I remember seeing this in the studio where I was working, back in 1999.. Alesis sent us the promo and we were taken by storm.. I am still taken by storm right now, because there hasn't been any synth like that for the last 25 years (and probably will never be). By the way, this is a very nice VHS transfer too!

Thanks for taking the time to convert and preserve history!

The audio aspect confuses me. I just got one but now I plugged my neutron into it but now I have to use the audio output on the patch bay into speakers? I tried it with the same audio speakers I was using that plugged into the neutrons original jack on the mount. now it’s barely audible at full volume. What is the right way to amplify it? Do you need an output module? Or what’s a good amp to use? I don’t understand what I’m doing wrong

too wide. but its nice. They should think about a smaller 104 version of this.

Thinking of getting one. ❤

Glad you checked double, but on your -12V you have 1051mA. In the manual it says -12V zone a+b+c together 1A not each zone 1A! hope everything is doing well

re: the comments about the nuts being M3 or M2.5, is that really not part of the Eurorack spec? Crazy if not.

You can buy threaded nut strips that just slide in the rails instead of the nuts. Perfect Circuit, Synthrotek, and other places sell them. This case is meant for people on a budget and slide nuts work fine. I imagine any future versions of this case will use the strips instead. That said, thanks for the video. Very informative. Also this case is only $229 now so it’s a good time to get one, or a second one.

love the device and design ,but who will buy this for 2800 $??!!

Blue lights intact RGB lights would be better too. I’m not sure about that drone sound where you didn’t play the keys yet it’s out putting a sound? 🤔

and yes what an amazing seq! dont sell it! get some volteras while you can. i got 6.

thanks mate! that was me requesting that one FB WMD group. looks very good!

Thanks for this! Excited to hear your thoughts on mk2, the sounds and playability and fun factor!

Thanks for the unboxing. Could not be bothered to do one myself! Don’t own a MK1 but what I can see visually at first there does not seem a lot of difference. Only when you dig in deeper do you actually find out there are a lot more differences than on first looks. Gamechanger will be completing some tutorial video’s soon, will be doing a firmware upgrade at some point. There is a firmware fault in preset 1 in Richard Devine set that will be sorted. I’ve been told by Gamechanger Technicians that if your motors stop, and produce a nasty sound on this preset it’s to do with the cross-modulation and will not harm the synth. Switching the octave or the motors into sleep then start will restart the motors. There is no control of V1 and V2 send and return - not sure if MK1 had this. I’ve been told V1and V2 S/T are there for further waveshaping, e.g. through an eurorack filter. The return is before the Drive and Filter section. It may say somewhere possibly in the midi section but each bank can have 127 presents, with up to 127 Banks corresponding to 127 values of CC 0.

Just received this one (date on test report, March 2022) and I'm happy to report that the module now comes in a cloth pouch inside the box.

Thanks very much for the detailed dive. Hope to grab one of these when they're back in stock!

BUT IT"S PLASTIC!!!! "Designed for rugged reliability, the all-aluminum chassis houses an adjustable support... ...ensures rock-solid stability for use on a wide range of surfaces."

Revisited?

Looks very interesting, for the price. I wonder if Behringer will think of making an equivalent to the Mantis at something like 104HP (?). This case is very big - as you've said.

Thanks for the video. Can the stand be set at a custom angle or does it have to be either fully up or down?

that power copnsumptuion great tips on the zones, the go case should have like a lockable fucntions incase case get pushed to much and stant figure out lets fall down :D

You find any option whatsoever for stacking the Go cases yet?

great video! any idea how to travel with this thing patched? behringer doesn't sell hard cover for it:(

6:15 the most likely reason for the power brick is its an electromagnetic device so putting a power transformer in it would likely create interference (or at least the cheapest and easiest way to make sure it doesnt is distance)

It does my nutting when people hate on product just based on the brand. It’s a fraction of what you pay for so much room powered. Great case for regular folk.

protip: download PDF from official website. ctrl+f: "m2.5" "m3". f3 to cycle through results.

Pass

Pass

all of behringer gear including KT etc come with this new type of packaging - it is nice, they do well

Rad! Looks like a lot of fun exploration! Hope you post more vids on the motor synth soon!

System 100 modules only fit on the Bottom Barely!

Thanks for the video! After 6 months, how are you liking it?

great review thanks

If you had to buy the behringer or another mantis would you still get the behringer? I have one mantis and Im not sure to buy another one or give the Go a try...

I really had to mute the video, and put subtitles, because the noise he makes when breathing and sighing was unbearable.

Brilliant video thanks. This case is a bargain!

Thanks for a detailed and in-depth review of this case. Until Behringer came out with this, I was also put off by the shere cost of cases. £220 for 280 HP seems like a good deal.

what a boring synth. sounds like a washing machine '

Nice review, I will get that one too, have all the space I need to start a modular synth setup at an affordable price.

Very informative. Just what we needed. We are now Subscribing and hope you will return the gesture as we all need a bit of support during these stranger times. Looking forward to your next video.

Do you think the mantis brackets will work with this case?

Thanks for sharing this. Really helped me make a decision.

Nice work -- thanks for sharing! Sliding nuts can be a hassle, but one quickly learns little tricks to make things easier. My observations, so far: Mounting modules by only two opposite corners, where possible, reduces the number of sliding nuts needed per module with no grief (save the occasional, wretched not-quite-flat module.) I only have the Eurorack Go skiff, so the following may not apply here, but with it, I was able to temporarily remove one side panel and insert additional M3 nuts. I had only standard hex nuts, but they still work fine -- they just don't slide as smoothly as the stock square nuts. Distributing spares over the length of the rail will minimize headaches when you need to swap out one module for more smaller ones.