The Behringer BM-14M is an analog delay pedal built on bucket-brigade (BBD) circuitry, announced in September 2025 as a recreation of the classic Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M12. Behringer describes it as bringing "a classic delay device back to life, celebrated for its unmistakable warmth and high level of control," delivering rich analog tone from subtle depth to what the maker calls uncharted territory1. It adds features the original never had, including MIDI input and multiple CV and expression pedal inputs2.
What it is and where it comes from
The design the BM-14M is built on has a history of its own. Behringer describes the reborn design as delivering rich analog tone while pushing you into uncharted territory, with echoes that run from subtle depth to radical soundscapes1. Hands-free control is part of the design: the BM-14M offers multiple CV/expression pedal inputs covering time, rate, feedback, amount, and mix parameters, and a tap tempo footswitch allows for quick, on-the-fly adjustments to both the delay time and LFO rate2.
Behringer's version keeps the analog BBD approach. The maker's product page calls it a vintage analog BBD delay pedal with a maximum delay time of 1000 ms and MIDI control1. gearnews.com, covering the announcement, described "a new analog delay pedal that is a recreation of the classic Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M"2. For comparison with the original, see the Moog MF-104M Analog Delay page, and for other delay types see Delay Pedals.
gearnews.com reported on the BM-14M in September 2025, covering its announcement and pricing2.
Controls and connectivity
The BM-14M pairs the familiar delay controls of the original with modern remote-control options21:
| Control or input | What it does |
|---|---|
| Delay time | Classic delay time control to shape the sound2 |
| Feedback | Classic feedback control to shape the sound2 |
| Tap tempo footswitch | Quick, on-the-fly adjustments to both the delay time and the LFO rate2 |
| CV/expression inputs | Hands-free control over time, rate, feedback, amount, and mix parameters2 |
| MIDI In | Precise parameter control1 |
| DELAY OUT | Dedicated output that lets you isolate the wet signal1 |
Behringer lists CV and expression inputs specifically for Feedback, Time, LFO Rate, and LFO Amount, alongside the MIDI In1. The DELAY OUT is worth noting for players who run stereo or recording rigs: because the wet signal can be isolated, the repeats can be sent down their own path while the dry guitar goes elsewhere1.
Price and availability
At the September 2025 announcement, gearnews.com gave the price as $111.00 / £99.00 / 119.00 EUR, and noted the pedal could be ordered at Thomann for $116 / £101 / 119 EUR2. The two dollar figures differ between the announcement price and the Thomann listing, so both are given as published. Prices are as of September 2025.
Power
The BM-14M takes a standard 9V DC input jack2. Behringer's product page does not publish further power details such as current draw or polarity1.
Behringer's other delays
The BM-14M sits in a wider Behringer delay range that includes the Behringer Vintage Delay, the digital Behringer DD400, the Behringer VD400, the Behringer DR400, and the Behringer 172 PHASE SHIFTER/DELAY/LFO. What sets the BM-14M apart within that range is its analog BBD circuit and its MIDI and CV control set12.
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Questions
What pedal is the Behringer BM-14M a recreation of?
The BM-14M is a recreation of the classic Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay, as gearnews.com reported when Behringer announced the pedal in September 2025. The original MF-104M was an all-analog delay built on vintage bucket-brigade chips, based on Bob Moog's Moogerfooger MF-104 design, and Behringer's version follows that analog BBD approach.
What is the maximum delay time of the BM-14M?
Behringer's product page gives a maximum delay time of 1000 ms. gearnews.com, covering the announcement, described the delay time as up to 800 ms, so the two published figures differ. Either way, the pedal is an analog bucket-brigade design rather than a digital delay.
Does the BM-14M have MIDI?
Yes. Behringer lists MIDI In for precise parameter control, alongside CV and expression inputs for Feedback, Time, LFO Rate, and LFO Amount. A tap tempo footswitch also allows on-the-fly adjustments to both the delay time and the LFO rate.
What power does the BM-14M use?
The BM-14M uses a standard 9V DC input jack, according to gearnews.com's coverage of the announcement. Behringer's product page does not add further power specifications, so details such as current draw are not published there.
Can the BM-14M output only the wet signal?
Yes. Behringer says dedicated audio outputs such as DELAY OUT let you isolate the wet signal, meaning the repeats alone can be sent to an amp or recording input while the dry signal is handled separately.
How much does the Behringer BM-14M cost?
gearnews.com gave a price of $111.00 / £99.00 / 119.00 EUR when the pedal was announced in September 2025, and noted that Thomann listed it at $116 / £101 / 119 EUR. The two published dollar figures differ, so both are given here as stated.
Sources (2)
- BM-14M ANALOG DELAY, Behringer
- Behringer BM-14M: Analog Bucket Brigade Delay is Back in Stock, gearnews.com, 2026-07-01
