Warm Audio RingerBringer

The RingerBringer by Warm Audio is a fully analogue ring modulation pedal, faithfully recreating the functionality and tone of the MoogerFooger MF-102 ring modulator. It includes controls for LFO, MOD (modulator), FREQ (carrier frequency), RATE, DRIVE, etc. The rear panel I/O: CV/expression inputs, audio in/out, carrier in/out, LFO output.

Key Specifications

Spec	Value
Carrier frequency range	Lo/Hi switch, ~0.6 Hz to ~80 kHz
LFO range	~0.1 Hz to 25 Hz, sine/square waveform options
Drive control	Universal Drive always active; can add overdrive/harmonic distortion
Switches/waveforms	Lo/Hi on carrier, sine/square for LFO
Power	9 V DC adapter (centre negative) or 9 V battery, ~100 mA
Size / weight	~ 6.5″ × 5.25″ × 3″; ~862 g
Output / bypass	Buffered bypass; output impedance ~600 ohms

Comparison between Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 and Behringer BM-12

Moog MF-102 & Behringer BM-12 — Key Facts

Pedal	Released / Original	Key Features
Moog MoogerFooger MF-102 Ring Modulator	1998	Ring modulator + internal carrier oscillator; Lo/Hi carrier frequency range; LFO with sine & square/triangle waveforms; Mix, Frequency, LFO Rate, LFO Amount controls; Carrier In & Out; CV/Expression options.
Behringer BM-12 Ring Modulator	Announced 2023, shipping 2025	Clone of Moog MF-102; analogue; similar control set: Drive, Mix, Frequency, Rate, Amount; Lo/Hi carrier ranges; LFO waveforms; CV/Expression inputs; Carrier In/Out, LFO Out.

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Comparison Table: RingerBringer vs MF-102 vs BM-12

Feature / Spec	Moog MF-102	Warm Audio RingerBringer	Behringer BM-12
Analogue / Digital	Fully analogue	Fully analogue	Fully analogue
Carrier oscillator range	~0.6 Hz → ~80 kHz (Lo/Hi)	Same: 0.6 Hz → ~80 kHz (Lo/Hi)	Similar, Lo/Hi switch, close to original
LFO Rate & Waveforms	~0.1–25 Hz; sine or square/triangle	~0.1–25 Hz; sine/square	~0.1–25 Hz; sine/square
Controls (Drive, Mix, etc.)	Mix, Frequency, LFO Rate, Amount, Drive	Drive, Mix, Mod Freq, Rate, Amount	Drive, Mix, Frequency, Rate, Amount
Power	External PSU ~9 V	9 V DC or 9 V battery; ~100 mA	9 V DC, similar
I/O	Carrier In/Out, LFO Out, CV/Expression	Carrier In/Out, LFO Out, CV/Expression	Carrier In/Out, LFO Out, CV/Expression
Dimensions / Weight	Approx. 9″ × 6″ × 2.5″; ~1.6 kg	6.5″ × 5.25″ × 3″; ~0.86 kg	Approx. 9″ × 6″ × 2.5″; ~1.6 kg (very close to Moog’s form factor)
Release	1998, now discontinued	Feb 2024, in production	2023 announcement, available 2025
MSRP (at launch)	US $349 (street ~$329)	US $219 / €249 / £229 / ~A$330–350	~US $129 / €99–120

Summary comparisons

• The Warm Audio RingerBringer is a faithful recreation of the Moog MF-102, with nearly identical features and specs.
• The Behringer BM-12 also mirrors the MF-102 at a lower price point, targeting affordability.
• The Moog original is now a collector’s piece, often commanding much higher prices second-hand.

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Pricing of the RingerBringer

Currency	MSRP / List Price
USD	$219
Euro	€249
GBP	£229
AUD	~A$330–350 (estimate, conversion-based)

Where to buy: retailers by region

Region	Retailers that stock RingerBringer
USA	Warm Audio (direct) Warm Audio • Sweetwater Sweetwater • Coast Sonic • Thunder Road Guitars • Angel City Guitars Angel City Guitars • Rhythm & Harmony Rhythm and Harmony
UK	Thomann UK Musikhaus Thomann • Bax Music Bax Music • Andertons Andertons Music Co. • Scan UK Scan UK • Juno Records Juno Records • MusicStore.com UK Music Store
EU (continental)	MusicStore.com (Germany) Music Store+1 • Thomann (Germany) Musikhaus Thomann • Bax Music / Scan etc. Bax Music
Australia	Guitar Factory (Parramatta) • Found Sound
Canada	Long & McQuade Long & McQuade • Canadian branches of Sweetwater / Reverb etc. (depending on seller) reverb.com+1

Link: https://warmaudio.com/ringerbringer