Behringer
Latest Behringer guitar news, new electric and acoustic guitars, signature models, artist collaborations, and releases tracked by Guitar Radar.
Guitar Radar follows Behringer through 2 stories and 2 product releases, covering new gear, launches and company news as they happen. Most of it sits under gear. The most recent story, from Oct 9, 2026, is “Behringer Brings Back Its Klon-Style Drive as Four Zentara Pedals”. Coverage here goes back to Sep 23, 2026. The newest product in the releases catalog is the Behringer Zentara.
About Behringer
Behringer is an audio brand founded on 25 January 1989 in Willich, Germany, by the Swiss-born engineer Uli Behringer. The company says he built a synthesizer, the UB-1, by the age of 16 and later studied piano and sound engineering in Düsseldorf. It is part of Music Tribe, formerly Music Group, a holding company chaired by Uli Behringer that also owns brands such as Midas, Klark Teknik and TC Electronic.
Production moved to China from around the late 1990s, and in 2018 Music Tribe opened its own factory complex, Music Tribe City, in Zhongshan, Guangdong. The brand has long been known for low-priced products that take inspiration from established designs, and since 2016 it has become a prolific maker of synthesizers and drum machines, including recreations of vintage hardware. Behringer has said such recreations are legal where patents have expired, though some original makers dislike them.
In guitar, Behringer sells budget pedals whose designs resemble BOSS models, as well as amps and interfaces. Guitar Radar follows its new pedals and gear.
Sources: Wikipedia: Behringer · Behringer: About · Equipboard: The Behringer enigma
Stories
Behringer Brings Back Its Klon-Style Drive as Four Zentara Pedals
The relaunch splits the transparent overdrive into standard and mini enclosures, each in gold or silver, with all four variants selling for less than $76.
Oct 9, 2026
Behringer revives the treadle-controlled Mu-Tron flanger idea with the B-Flanger
The new B-Flanger pairs an all-analog BBD circuit with a full-size optical treadle, bringing a rare late-1970s modulation format back into production.
Sep 23, 2026