The Best Behringer Synthesizers (UK 2026)

By the Synthesizer Studio editorial team · Updated 2026 · How we test & score

Behringer has made classic and boutique synth sounds affordable, recreating legendary instruments at a fraction of vintage or premium prices. Its analog range covers acid bass, Minimoog-style mono, and semi-modular synths.

The Behringer range

The TD-3 recreates the TB-303 acid bass; the Model D channels the Minimoog; the Pro-1, CAT and WASP revive other classics; and the semi-modular Neutron and Crave invite patching. All bring genuine analog character at prices that undercut the originals hugely - a big reason so many people get into hardware synths through Behringer.

Our top picks

Frequently asked questions

Are Behringer synthesizers good?

Yes - they deliver genuine analog sounds, often faithful recreations of classic and boutique synths (TB-303, Minimoog and more), at remarkably low prices. You mainly trade the original badge and some refinement for huge value. They're a hugely popular, affordable way into hardware synthesis.

Bottom line

Our top pick is the Behringer TD-3-BK (our score 9.5/10) - A characterful synthesizer (analog, monophonic) for hands-on synthesis..