Create the synthesizer of your dreams with the Behringer 902 Voltage-Controlled Amplifier, an authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the Moog Modular 55, 35, and 15 Series synthesizers, allowing you to build your very own unique synthesizer that can fit in a standard Eurorack case, for a very affordable price.

The 902 module features two signal inputs and two signal outputs that can be used to amplify two sources, either audio or control voltage, at the same time via a 3.5mm connector. A rocker switch allows you to toggle between linear and logarithmic response modes, while you can manually set the control voltage with the Fixed Control Voltage knob. Control inputs at the bottom of the module can accept control voltage signals from other modules to change the amplification level. The 902 includes a ribbon power cable and mounting screws.

Vintage-Sounding 902 VCA Module    Inspired by Moog Modular 55, 35, and 15    Two Signal Inputs and Outputs    Amplification of CV and Audio Signals    Linear or Logarithmic Switchable    CV Inputs and 1 Manual Control    Includes Ribbon Power Cable    Includes Mounting Screws

• Vintage-sounding 902 VCA module from the ‘70s
• Authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the Modular 55, 35. and 15 Series
• Artist roster includes world’s most famous pop, rock, and jazz musicians
• Module features 2 signal inputs and 2 signal outputs for amplifying two sources simultaneously
• Amplification of both audio and CV signals
• Switchable between linear and logarithmic response
• CV inputs and 1 manual control for maximum flexibility

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can someone please explain, in simple but clear terms, what all is needed to use this thing? I've read most of the manual and the words optional - available separately keep coming up. The same words are scattered throughout the description. I have a Nikon D7100 and it appears that a cable is necessary somehow to use this. But evidently it isn't included. Or, maybe it is based on one of the reviews. And to use it with a laser you have to buy a laser separately. How and where do you buy a laser ?Please respond in a simple manner as I have trouble envisioning what all is needed.Thank you.

A: for wired configuration the pro module connects to your camera using a P1 cable.HL-CAPCORD N this is a set of cables for all nikon cameras, the cables are available from other manufacturers as well. No a microhone is built into the pro module.https://a href= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iODHFbDLzo target= _blank www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iODHFbDLzo/a this youtube video shows real world examples of the triggering methods of the pro module.for IR the small module throws out a wide ir beam that is pointed at the pro module. whenever something crosses the beam i.e. (animal or person who walks past your desk), the trigger will fire and capture the image. i have used the captur pro module personally for all but the laser pointer function and have had a blast,(especially july 4th!) never have i gotten better fireworks shots.

Q: 2. Does it comes with 1/8th adapter?

A: The plug is 1/8 also included is a 1/4 adapter.

Q: 3. Does it work with Pentax cameras?

A: it should but i don't have pentax camera

Q: 4. Item number

A: The model number is HPM-1000 BH #BEHPM1000 • MFR #HPM1000

Q: 5. So I was thinking about purchasing this for photographing wildlife by setting up camera traps during the night. I was wondering about how wide the IR beam is and if the sensitivity can be adjusted. For example I'd like to set my camera to the side of a game trail and have the camera shutter release when an animal crosses in front of the IR beam. I was wondering if the sensitivity to be adjusted because I wouldn't want say a blowing foliage or a bug setting it off. Can this do what a motion detector could do?

A: the distance variesa however the sensitivity can be adjusted.

Q: 6. Can I pair the Pan Pro with the Headone?

A: No, The Edelkrone Pan Pro and the Headone are not compatible to pair.

Q: 7. It says the Captur system is available separately. My wife bought me the Captur Module Pro for Christmas, but we can't find the Captur System. I have a Sony a7rII. What am I missing?

A: HL CAPTUR S

Q: 8. Will this work with the Nikon D5000?

A: yes

Q: 9. I have a Canon EOS 6D. I want a wireless intervalometer to do time-lapse, but want the ability to expand into external triggers in the future. If I buy a Captur Pro, will a Receiver Module do this or do I need the Transmitter/Receiver set? Or if I buy a Captur Timer for Canon now, would the Receiver part of it work with the Pro if I bought a Pro in the future? I dont quite understand how the Pro interfaces with the camera.Thanks

A: The needs for you are the receiver the pro module and the cable set. http://www.hahnel.ie/irish-shop/captur_cable_pack_for_canon/http://www.hahnel.ie/irish-shop/captur_canon_receiver/http://www.hahnel.ie/irish-shop/captur_module_pro/if you purchase the captur for canon or the timer kit for canon all pieces are needed to expand using the pro module.

Q: 10. Whats the difference between Headone and Pan Pro?

A: The Pan Pro supports up to 30 lb the Headone only supports up to 15 lb. The Headone can be paired with a second Headone to make a pan and tilt head (see Edelkrone Two HeadONE Units with Tilt Kit B&H # ED82467TK) The Pan Po only works on the Pan axis.