Behringer today introduced the BM-13 Phaser – an unofficial copy of the classic Moog ‘Moogerfooger’ MF-103 12-Stage Phaser.
Like the Moog original, the MB-13 ‘Boogerfooger’ features 6-stage and 12-stage phasing, stereo output, and CV/Expression control.
Behringer previously announced plans for an entire line of Moogerfooger knockoffs, including the MF-101 Lowpass Filter, MF-104M Analog Delay, Moog MF-107 Freqbox and MF-105 MuRF pedals.
Pricing and Availability:
Details about pricing and availability are still to be announced. Behringer priced the previously announced MuRF copy at $179 USD, though, so this is likely to be in similar territory.
Check out the intro video and share your thoughts on the MB-13 ‘Boogerfooger’ in the comments!
Behringer needs to get its act together with its demo videos, because every example they showed with synths sounded like shit.
Just play some pads and show us what it sounds like, both with the pedal engaged and bypassed. Don’t make it complicated!
For extra credit, run some white noise through it or demo it with a Fender Rhodes.
Its good to see your always so positive Lars, it really brightens my day. Cheers mate
Sarah – but is he wrong?
Is he right? Have an opinion.
he’s spitting facts tho..
hahahaha! Love the comment
wow i love the comment section on this site, So many angry old men lol
Hey look, there’s a big white canvas and a tiny dot of black. Let’s criticise the black dot.
I want this pedal so much, instant buy when available
Agreed.
the phaser was the worst Moog pedal. noisy and unremarkable. eventides H9 phaser is so much more interesting.
In my opinion, the Moogfooger phaser pedal is, far and away, the most generally useful pedal of the entire line. Paired with the Minifooger pedals, that all have modulation inputs, the LFO on the Moogerfooger Phaser is really all one needs.
Given that this pedal is no longer available, I think that this offering will be very popular.
That’s a dope phaser.