Create the synthesizer of your dreams with the Behringer 921B Voltage Controlled Oscillator, an authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the Moog Modular 55 and 35 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 921B is a signal source featuring four separate waveforms, each with their own dedicated outputs. The module is controlled by the Behringer 921A Oscillator Driver or can be used as a free-running LFO. The module includes a ribbon power cable and mounting screws.

Vintage-Sounding 921B VCO Module    Inspired by Moog Modular 55 and 35    4 Audio Outputs for Each Waveform    Waveform: Sine, Tri, Saw, Rectangle    Dedicated Oscillator Sync Input    Parallel Jack: 921A and 921B Oscillators    Freq and Width Jacks Can Be Used as I/O    Includes Ribbon Power Cable    Includes Mounting Screws

• Vintage-sounding 921B VCO module from the '70s
• Controlled via the 921A Oscillator Drive module, or may be used as a free-running LFO
• Authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the Modular 55 and 35 Series
• Artist roster includes world's most famous pop, rock, and jazz musicians
• Separate audio outs for each of the 4 waveforms: sine, triangular, sawtooth, and rectangular
• Dedicated oscillator sync input and a switch for selecting either strong or weak sync
• Parallel link jacks for frequency and width connections to 921A and multiple 921B oscillators
• Frequency and width jacks can also be used as external I/O providing even more creative possibilities

The 921B Oscillator module is controlled by the Behringer 921A Oscillator Driver or can be used as a free-running LFO. Separate Frequency and Range knobs allow you to adjust the frequency range in semitones and in octaves. The 921B along with the 921A modules form the foundation of a proper modular synthesizer and the basis for some really great music.

The 921B Oscillator features independent audio outs for each of the 4 waveforms which include sine, triangular, sawtooth, and rectangular, which can be patched out to different modules to unlock even more creative possibilities. A dedicated oscillator sync input and switch can be used to sync the 921B to a signal introduced into the Sync In jack. Parallel link jacks allow the 921B to link to other 921B in the chain.

Installing the 921B Oscillator is simple, as it was designed to fit into a standard Eurorack case. Just connect the power cables to the power supply, and screw in the module using the included screws. This allows for the 921B Oscillator to be mixed with other synth modules for a truly unique setup.

• Width: 8 HP
• Power: 30mA +12V, 45mA, -12V

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If this works on a hot shoe, would it work for older film SLRs?

A: The hotshoe is only for mounting the trigger on the Camera and there is no Data transfer there. Film Cameras used a Cable Release to trigger the shutter. So, I do not think the Hahnel Trigger would work.

Q: 2. Can this be triggered by PocketWizard Plus II?

A: For more information on how to set it up, please see page 3 of its instruction manual: https://bhpho.to/2IXuYcR

Q: 3. Has anyone managed to sync their Einstein strobes at greater than 1/250s using the PowerMC2 on the Einstein and MiniTT1 transmitter and AC3 Zone Controller on their Nikon D700 or D800 cameras? I can't figure out how to make the HyperSync work with this combination.

A: HyperSync results vary by camera and flash. For the Einstein, you need to set the flash to full power and it needs to be in color mode. If you have trouble with your specific setup, you can check the PocketWizard Wiki and/or contact PocketWizard directly for help. Both of those cameras should be able to sync over 1/250 in HyperSync with an Einstein.

Q: 4. Can this or any other sensor be used to trigger video, not stills, on a Sony a7S or a7S2?

A: This is from the HAHNEL website:When it is used for camera remote control, the Captur mimics the action of the shutter button on the camera body. If it is possible to start/stop video recording using the shutter button on the camera body, then this can be done remotely also using the Captur. If video record start/stop is not possible using the shutter button, as is the case for most DSLRs, then it cannot be achieved by the Captur either.

Q: 5. Is the Capture Pro Module basically a transmitter?If I understand this product right, I can wirelessly use the Pro Module to trigger speed lights with the addition of a Receiver Module with any of the four sensors? Is it also possible to trigger a camera with just the Pro Module and a Receiver Module?Last question, what would the Transmitter Module be used for for from this link, https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1140337-REG/hahnel_hl_captur_n_capture_wireless_shutter_flash_trigger.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1140337-REG/hahnel_hl_captur_n_capture_wireless_shutter_flash_trigger.html/a , is this something I would need to use the Pro Module?

A: from the link provided, the pro module would replace the transmitter, allowing you to trigger from the methods the pro module provides.

Q: 6. Does this item works with the cable of the hahnel shutter release for Phase One XF camera?

A: Unfortunately, B&H does not carry the Phase One XF Digital Camera, and I do not see a shutter release cable designed by Hahnel for use with the Phase One XF Digital camera. I cannot confirm if the hahnel Captur Pro Module would be compatible for use with the Phase One XF Digital camera.

Q: 7. 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: 8. can I use a more than one of this Behringer ULM300MIC in he same room?How many?How to buy a diferents frecuencies?

A: Simultaneous Systems Per Band:Up to 2

Q: 9. 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: 10. Does it work with Fuji film x t2 camera? Thanks.

A: along with the hl capcord F this will work with the XT2