Oddbean

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 Yes, people use those to add harmonics, and some distortion to the sound, specially hardware ones

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 I am just starting to get a little home studio together… run my synth through a stereo tube compressor now and it sounds great.  Would love to get some analog pres but damn this stuff gets expensive quick 😂

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 thanks guys, so something like this?
https://www.thomannmusic.com/behringer_mic500usb_tube_ultragain.htm

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 This looks nice for something simple. I use to have a cheat 8 channel behringer that cost me around 100 fiat units... It was good and cheap

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 Could be worth a try… but I was just reading about your SV1 and it has a tube in its circuit, as well as built in amp modeling.  So I’m surprised that it isn’t sounding good direct in :-/

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 Yeah, the tube is there. Not sure if it's used always, or only for the distortion section. See pic.

On headphones it's really good though. https://image.nostr.build/6d662c24bfd202990289363e1abe793b3d1e2ad2a1ad40c5be48c3718d97a0b0.jpg

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 Huh.  I really can’t imagine why it wouldn’t sound good direct.  Are you using balanced TRS cables (as opposed to TS / instrument cables)?

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 XD I know, I use to fix those things in a SAT Ive seen so many crazy hardware and weird synths. They are very expensive, but also super fun, there are also a trend in diy kits that are awesome

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 This ones are really cool https://warmaudio.com/wa76

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