Behringer TD-3-RD Analog Bass Line Synthesizer with VCO, VCF, 16-Step Sequencer, Distortion Effects and 16-Voice Poly Chain

This sounds just great. The build does not feel as good as other of the Behringer products I own, it is mainly plastic, I don't think it will survive any fall. I really love the TB303 sound, my only complaint is that it only gets to C4 with normal tunning. I don't know if this is how the original behaves, but it feels "short" to me.

I always like music and bought some equipment to mess around and make beats and this thing was much needed it is easy because I am a beginner but it had some crazy effects and does so much I haven’t Even explored it fully yet definitely worth it for the money though good quality

Best 303 clone out there. I had the roland TB-03 clone. The behringer makes it sound like a toy. Long live analog!!! And the midi makes it better then the original. Buy two you won't regret it!!!! 😀

I had to watch some YT videos to learn how to use it. Let's say you have a bassline in mind, and you want to recreate it in a sequencer - This may not be the unit for you. It's very tricky to program sequences directly into the unit. (There is Windows software to do it easily though) But, the wonky programming is the magic. If you can let this unit guide your creativity it's a freakin blast. Pair it with the RD-6 drum machine of course. You'll end up with all kinds of syncopated quirky stuff. I have the TD-3 running through some guitar effects pedals into a 40W practice amp, and the drum machine running through a Danelectro Honeytone pocket amplifier (lol). The sound is grungy and fun to play lead over. Having a great time with this setup.

1 built better than expected. Inputs outputs. And thank goodness no computer programs I've hooked a verity of peadles thew it via the actual instrument cables not 1/8th the sounds you can create out of this is up to you I've been have fun with it for a year or so yes most ppl would say it's a to but for the price it's a fun toy.

I love the sound and the build quality. Unfortunately for myself, I could never get the time button to work. I needed this to complete the sequence. I had followed every instruction video and manual I could find and in everyone of them, they had no issue pressing this button and getting the led to illuminate. I will return mine and update my review once I receive the replacement.

It's a freakin' 303. You want a 303? This is one. Except it also has distortion too and you can program the patterns in externally via software, DAW, or sequencer. Only thing you need to know:to get the tone exactly right to a 303, there's a screw you need to adjust on the inside. Go check Youtube for this. It only takes a minute and it's well worth the effort.

The TD-3RD is one of the best values in the Behringer line. It looks like an original 303, it is built like it, has the same functionality and sounds the same.