Behringer announces BM-14M analog delay, a Moogerfooger MF-104M recreation

September 4, 2025 · 4 sources

Behringer announced the BM-14M Analog Delay on September 4, 2025, a pedal the maker describes as a recreation of the Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M¹. The original MF-104M was a limited-release Moogerfooger that Moog Music announced in June 2012².

The BM-14M uses Bucket Brigade Delay chips, according to Gearnews, with delay time given as up to 800ms¹. Behringer's own product page states a maximum delay time of 1000 ms³. The two figures disagree. Gearnews lists a time control, a feedback control, a switch between a short, bright delay and a longer, darker one, a drive control, a six-waveform LFO section with rate and amount controls, a tap tempo footswitch assignable to delay time or LFO rate, and knobs for output level and dry/wet mix¹. Behringer lists CV and expression inputs for feedback, time, LFO rate and LFO amount, a DELAY OUT for the wet signal alone, and an FB Insert that sends and returns the delay path through other effects³. Gearnews reports a spillover mode and a standard 9V DC input jack¹.

The MF-104M it recreates had an all-analog signal path with 800ms of delay time, a six-waveshape LFO, a tap tempo switch assignable to delay time or LFO rate, MIDI control and recall of every function, and spillover mode². Its rear panel carried a 5-pin DIN MIDI In, CV/expression jacks for feedback, time, LFO rate, mix and LFO amount, a wet-only Delay Out and a feedback insert²⁴. Moog sold it for a limited time at $699⁴.

Gearnews reports the BM-14M is available for order, priced at $116, and that it will not ship for several months¹. Behringer's page does not give a price.