Polyeight
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Polyeight Official Release
Demo Video is Live!

November 5, 2026

Behringer has released the Polyeight sounds demo video featuring impressive premium presets from popular patch gurus Ultimate Patches. "Polyeight Ultimate Patches Volume 3" are the Bank A factory presets, with Volumes 1+2 as well as a free taster pack available from Ultimate Patches in a few weeks. You can check out the video here.

Polyeight Preorders are Live!

October 28, 2026

Preorders for the Polyeight are now live in Europe (we expect US to be added soon). Price in Europe has also been revealed at an amazing 519 euros. Availability: several months but well worth the wait! More updates as they come.

New Polyeight Video Teaser

October 23, 2026
[October 27 UPDATE] The video has now been deleted by Behringer.

In a blogger-style video, Behringer has teased a minute or so of their upcoming Polyeight full reveal video and with its cloned 1981 chips, it sounds very authentically 80s. Full specifications can be viewed here.

Watch it on YouTube starting at 1hr30min.

Polyeight Facebook Group

June 22, 2026
The Behringer Polyeight Facebook Group is our community forum for discussion on the upcoming Korg Polysix synth clone. Check it out and stay tuned for more Polyeight news!

Visit the Polyeight Facebook Group

Behringer Polyeight Update

April 7, 2023
Behringer has given an update on progress of the long-awaited Polyeight, letting us know it's alive and it's getting ready! Some viewers in the Polyeight Facebook Group have commented that the new photos show a "Double" button with "Upper/Lower" on the synth, raising speculation that this Korg Polysix clone might will quite a few surprises in store! Stay tuned as we'll be posting more news as soon as it becomes available.

More Polyeight images

Behringer Polyeight Announced

April 2, 2021
Behringer has announced the Polyeight, a Korg Polysix clone using authentic original circuits from the Polysix, including the classic analog ensemble effect! Having 8 voices instead of six, 4 octave keyboard instead of 5 (for small studio spaces), and a variety of improvements and features while maintaining the authentic Polysix sound, at an estimated price of much less than the original Polysix.