Behringer BM-14M
Authentic recreation of the Moog MF-104M from the ‘2000s. They aren’t using the same BBD chip, but they claim they’re getting the same sound using one of their own. I’m guessing it is a Cool Audio MN3007. Moog had problems producing the original due to the difficulty in sourcing the original BBD chip.
The bypass switch has 2 functions: the first works as you’d expect – bypasses the effect and allows the original source sound through unchanged. However, if you hold the switch down, the LED glows blue and it allows for the effect to process until you switch it off – which gives you a tail-style effect.
Overview & Features
The BM-14M is Behringer’s analog Bucket-Brigade-Device (BBD) delay pedal, designed as an homage to the Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Super Delay. It offers:
- Up to 800 ms delay time (some listings say 1.2 s max, likely with alternate mode)
- Drive control for saturation/character
- Spillover mode for smooth transition of delay trails on bypass
- 6-waveform LFO with Rate and Amount controls
- Tap tempo switch, Effect Bypass, LED indicators
- Rear-panel CV/expression pedal inputs, Feedback insert, MIDI In
- Standard 9 V DC power input (not included; battery not supported; ~400 mA draw)
The MoogerFooger range was discontinued by Moog Music. However, they are still offering a software solution available as either a VST/AU instrument or use it on your iOS device.

Feature Comparison: Moog MF-104M vs MF-104Z vs Behringer BM-14M
| Feature | Moog MF-104M (2012) | Moog MF-104Z (2005) | Behringer BM-14M (2025) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Delay Time | Up to ~800 ms | Slightly over ~1,000 ms (≈1 s) | Up to ~1,200 ms (1.2 s) |
| Delay Circuit | Vintage analog BBD chips | Analog BBD | Analog BBD |
| Spillover Mode | Yes | Not specified / likely absent | Yes |
| Tap Tempo | Yes—dedicated switch | Not specified | Yes—built-in tap tempo switch |
| Modulation LFO | 6-waveform LFO with Rate & Amount controls | Present (basic modulation section) | 6-waveform LFO with Rate & Amount controls |
| Drive/Saturation | Yes—adds tonal character | Not prominently featured | Yes—drive control for saturation |
| Expression/CV Inputs | Expression or CV available | Expression/CV only—no MIDI | Yes—multiple CV/expression inputs |
| MIDI Control | Yes—full MIDI integration | No MIDI (expression/CV only) | Yes—MIDI input included |
| Build & Power | Metal housing with wood panels; 9 V DC; ~400 mA | Pedal-style build; power not specified | Metal build; 9 V DC (not included); ~400 mA |
| Release / Availability | Released in 2012 (collectible) | Limited reissue in 2005 | Pre-order August/September 2025 (~€119) |
Release / Availability
The BM-14M became available for pre-order in late August 2025, with listings on retail platforms like Thomann.
Pricing Table (as of late August / early September 2025)
| Currency | Approx. Price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| EUR | €119 | Pre-order listings |
| AUD | ~A$200* | Approximate conversion |
| USD | ~US$130* | Approximate conversion |
| GBP | ~£100* | Approximate conversion |
*Note: Based on current approximate conversion rates; local taxes, shipping, or retailer pricing may vary.
Link: https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0709-AKT




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