Finally is my basic take on a tube D.I. It takes your unbalanced guitar input and feeds it through a high-voltage tube preamp then out through a high-end DI transformer and out into a balanced XLR output. You also have a 1/4″ output up top, and you can switch between dry passthrough from the input or affected output from the preamp for the 1/4″ output.

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Elementary is based on the early 70s Hiwatt Dr103. The design intent was to simplify the preamp and make it cleaner, more flexible, and more friendly for bass. As a result it is a compact one machine suitable for bass or guitar. It can run clean, or you can roll the gain up for a delicious tube overdrive. Elementary’s responsiveness has made it a popular option for gigging musicians looking for a way to ditch their amp and still get a killer tone while playing direct to front of house.

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The JC Emerald is based on the preamp of the legendary Marshall JCM800. It has been modified to make it more suitable for pedal/preamp use while staying true to the original JCM800 design. This latest version includes some additional toggle switches to make the preamp design more flexible.

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Neptunium is, as its name implies, based on the Nobelium preamp, which is in turn based on the incredible Noble preamp. The key feature of Nobelium is the XLR D.I. output, which only uses one tube, so I was asked if it would be possible to squeeze just that part into a much smaller enclosure. The result is Neptunium.

Neptunium is a great-sounding, simple to use tube preamp with a D.I. output for going straight to front of house or a recording interface. It features a two-band tonestack based on the classic Fender/Marshall/Vox tonestack. Both controls are boost-only, so a “flat” response is achieved with both controls all the way off.

One way in which Neptunium differs from the Noble preamp is in volume controls; the volume control on the face affects the 1/4″ output, but rather than make the XLR output a fixed level, a separate volume control affecting the XLR output was added to the side of the pedal next to the XLR jack above the ground lift switch.

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Venus Z is the clean channel of Venus X. It's a punchy, modern, all-clean tube preamp based on the sounds of Gallien Kruger but with some tube goodness. The boost channel was removed, the cabsim was replaced by a switchable HPF, the high voltage was raised from 235V to 350V, and the LBA transformer in the D.I. was replaced by an Unagi transformer. An independent volume control was added for the XLR output like on the Finally v2, and there are also independent attenuation trimmers inside the pedal to adjust the max output of the 1/4" and the XLR outputs.

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