I bought this unit for $400 about 2 years ago and using it with my 896 and Dp has been great. It offers a home studio guitarist a lot flexibility with the I/O alone. Sound quality wise, it cost $400, which sounds fine to me.
I'm assuming and have read somewhere that I can probably upgrade the stock tubes. Is this easy enough to do for someone has a basic understanding of electronic things. Also, is changing the tubes pointless unless the caps are changed? Which tubes are best for a pre-amp used for Vocals, guitars and MIDI I/O? I'd like to get it to beef up the sound a little more, more saturation without harsh distortion.
I have a 1970 or so Super Reverb that got blackfaced, new tubes, caps and rectifier about 2 years ago by a tech in Syracuse who could probably upgrade the 386 if needed. I'd rather do it myself if possible. Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
Replace tubes on DBX 386? How too? Which tubes? Easy enough
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