Behringer 112 Dual VCO

I got this module because I wanted a cheap analogue oscillator. For this purpose it's great, as it is essentially two oscillators for half the money. You have to be not too picky about what you get though. My two biggest issues are stated below:

When it came in the tuning was way off, not even 2 octaves proper tuning. On the back there are trimmerpots to adjust the tuning, and after 20 minutes of tuning I got both to track properly across at least 5 octaves. I haven't taken it to other locations, but I imagine temperature differences might make it drift again.

Another (smaller) issue: the tuning knob on the front is very easy to bump and at some point you will do this and it will mess up your patch. It's is annoying but not a dealbreaker.

The biggest warning I would give is: only buy this when you can comfortably re-tune it. If you don't have access to a tuner, buy something else (or buy a tuner too:) )

Very okay compact dual vco. Negatives: no simultaneous different waveform outputs, no sinewave, no knob for wide range pitch. Its primarily oriented towards conservative chromatic pitch use. What I like primarily is the fact that there are two of them, so I can do crosswise FM, also given the fact that each vco has 3 contol inputs with attenuation. Hm, in the conservative orientation I'm a sucker for synchronised fm-timbres and this module does most of that totally elegantly, apart from the fact that I cannot sweep either oscillators pitch on the module itself over a big range. Using external cv the pitch goes from ultra- to subsonic so there are work arounds. I have some wide range vco's so this one is a welcome addition.