After a few years of prototypes and teasers, Behringer has opened the doors for pre-orders for the long-awaited BMX, a modern tribute to the classic Oberheim DMX. Renowned as the beat machine of the 80’s and the backbone of tracks like New Order’s Blue Monday, the DMX is reborn from the ashes, with a hybrid soul and budget focuses price point.

  • The Sound: Authentic 8/12-bit sampling engine with variable sample rates across 8 voices.
  • Analogue Warmth: Features the classic 3320 analog filter and 2164 VCAs for shaping your sounds with genuine grit and character.
  • Sampling Power:  Includes a line input so you can record and store your own custom samples directly into the machine.
  • Sequencer: : A powerful 64-step sequencer with support for polymeters, flams, probability, and automation.
  • Hands-On Control: 24 velocity-sensitive pads with aftertouch and 8 independent analogue outputs for professional studio routing.

Pricing and availability

Pricing is listed at $459 (£349 / €369), making the BMX accessible to everyone. If you’re looking to recreate that retro synthwave aesthetic, or, for a gritty hands-on sampler, the BMX could be a new studio essential.

Pre-orders are live now at major retailers. Units are expected to ship in the coming weeks.

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