Behringer is developing the SP-1200X, a recreation of the E-MU SP-1200 groovebox. The unit is planned for 200.00 US dollars and includes phono input.
Behringer plans recreation of the E-MU SP-1200
Behringer has announced on Facebook that it is working on a recreation of the E-MU SP-1200 groovebox, called the SP-1200X. According to the manufacturer, the instrument is planned to cost 200.00 US dollars. An exact release date is not known at this stage.
Controls and features overview
The shared images show a layout based on the original unit. The hardware includes the following controls:
- Eight faders, each paired with eight pads, eight knobs, and eight buttons
- A graphical display instead of a simple LCD
- A numerical keypad positioned below the screen
- Controls for transport functions including record, start, and stop
- An additional column of buttons on the left for features like Assign and Parts
Connectivity options
A headphone connection is placed on the front panel. The rear panel provides a variety of inputs and outputs for studio integration:
- Two USB-C ports
- MIDI trio comprising In, Out, and Thru
- Two sync outputs
- Eight individual outputs alongside a Mix Out
- A stereo sample input
- A phono connection to connect a turntable
Source: Bonedo
