911A Dual Trigger Delay

The Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay is a unique and highly practical utility module for Eurorack, providing an authentic recreation of the Moog Modular 900 series 911A module. This simple yet powerful device is designed to delay incoming trigger signals, which is incredibly useful for creating complex rhythmic patterns, echo-like effects, and intricate sequential events. By offsetting the timing of different events in your patch, the 911A allows you to build more sophisticated and less robotic sequences with ease.

The module contains two independent trigger delay circuits. Each circuit has a trigger input, a manual delay control knob, and a trigger output. When a trigger signal is received at the input, the 911A waits for the amount of time set by the delay knob before sending a trigger out of its corresponding output. The two sections can be used independently to delay two different signals, or they can be patched in series to create a longer, single delay time. This is an essential tool for advanced sequencing and for adding human-like timing variations to your modular rhythms.

Features

• Authentic recreation of the classic Moog Modular 900 series 911A module.
• Contains two independent trigger delay circuits.
• Allows for the precise time-shifting of gate and trigger signals.
• Manual control over the delay time for each channel.
• Can be used to create rhythmic delays and complex sequential patterns.
• Two channels can be chained for longer delay times.
• A simple but powerful utility for advanced rhythm creation.
• Eurorack-compatible design.