BehringerRHYTHM DESIGNER RD-6-SB Analog Drum Machine with 8 Drum Sounds, 64 Step Sequencer and Distortion Effects, Compatible with PC and Mac

I wouldn't bother with this myself. It has no analog clock, and it's inbuilt drum samples are weak with no onboard effects and it which transmits poorly to a DAW. The distortion effect is really bad too.It's probably best to go with Roland or another known brand.

Lovely emulation of a classic!

My original TR-606 died in the 90's and Behringer's clone is virtually identical sounding and looking and in operation. It also addionally has a clap sound, MIDI, individual outputs for all of the sounds and a distortion circuit that the original lacked. Very easy to operate....only in song mode are you likely to need to refer to the manual. 16 step patterns and 32 pattern memories are the same as the original but stingy by today's standards. Another opportunity missed was to make the accenting global like the original rather than the more modern per step...and it would have been great to have had instrument tuning and decay...maybe in a future firmware update Behringer...or is it done already and I've missed it? Great sounds, great value, so easy to use....I have two!!!

A brilliant drum machine or Rythm designer as behringer describes it, massive TR 808 sound with added bells and whistles

New to these things but got the general idea as to its functions. Plugged it in to my Behringer amp and made some mad noises! Neighbour’s not happy! 😄👀

I don't, I understand what Behringer are doing, making music more attainable.Once you get your head around how to program this and maybe the TD-3 you can spend all day twiddling your knobs. I have and I've eaten a sandwich at the same time.Ultimately if you want to spend hundreds for the same kind of machine, carry on, I'll be smiling because my kit was cheaper.

Great representation of Roland's TR 606 by Behringer. Sounds just like I remember my old 606 did, but with a lovely clap sound added to the palette. Not too fussed about the distortion effect but it might come in useful. Would have been nice if it had the ability to run on batteries, but that's just being picky. For just over a hundred British quidpounds it's a no brainier. Buy the one today, bask in its 606yness, then buy the TD-3, coz everyone needs a 303.Luvly.

If would have been nice to write a review of the RD-6 but unfortunately I have not been able to use it.I ordered an RD-6 a could of months ago and when it eventually came I unboxed it to immediate disspointment as it had been supplied with an EU two-pin plug adapter for the power supply so I had to send it back.So I ordered another and when that one came I got again an EU two pin plug.So this time I got in touch with Behringer and to be fair I got a swift response but only with a parts number for the UK adapter but no link to where I could buy this UK plate.I ordered both on amazon.co.uk and there was no mention that they could not be supplied with a UK spec plug and I wonder if it is even legal to sell stuff with non UK plugs in the UK?So another order will need to be returned.