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Matt Mullen

Behringer's Phara-O Mini is a clone of the Korg Volca Keys that's inexplicably themed around ancient Egypt

Behringer.

After announcing the release of products based on the PPG Wave, Roland Jupiter-8 and LinnDrum this month, Behringer has turned to the modern era for its inspiration, releasing a mini-synth that has a remarkably similar set of features to the Korg Volca Keys. And for reasons we can't quite discern, the synth is also themed around ancient Egypt.

Phara-O Mini is an analogue synth with three oscillators, each equipped with saw and square waveforms. It's paraphonic, meaning that multiple notes can be played simultaneously, but its voices share envelopes and filters and can't be shaped independently.

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