Behringer announces BM-13 Phaser, a clone of the Moog MF-103

July 10, 2025 · 2 sources

Behringer announced the BM-13 Phaser on 10 July 2025, an analog phaser modeled after the Moog MF-103 Phaser pedal¹. Gearnews reported that Behringer has cloned the Moog pedal and that the BM-13 is "pretty much a direct copy of the original pedal; it even looks just like the 1990s model"¹.

The phaser has a switch to toggle between 6-stage and 12-stage phasing and a second switch for LFO speed¹. Gearnews reported that it carries the same Output Level, Drive, Sweep, Resonance, LFO Rate and Amount control knobs as the Moog original¹. RockBoard's PedalPedia lists Drive, Sweep, Resonance, LFO Amount and Rate controls².

An aux output delivers the signal in phase, which Gearnews said can turn a mono signal into a stereo signal or split it to two amps¹. An expression/CV input allows external modulation². RockBoard lists the circuit type as analog, the voltage as 9V DC center negative and the current draw as 400mA, and describes the enclosure as metal with true bypass².

Gearnews reported the pedal available to pre-order at Thomann for $117 at the time of its 10 July announcement¹. RockBoard's listing gives no dimensions or weight, showing only placeholder figures².