VTB1 vs. DMP3

[Eastale]

VTB1 vs. DMP3 for recording male vocals. What yall think?

 

[jonnyc]

I think you should do a search.

 

[Eastale]

I did thank you and i found the close to same thread and i was hoping to mabey get some new opinions.

 

[jonnyc]

Search both individually, you're comparing cheap apples to cheap oranges

 

[Diffusion]

VTB1 vs. DMP3 for recording male vocals. What yall think?

VTB-1. Without a doubt. Not only does it have a lot more features, but you can adjust the tube settings, and it is almost $100 cheaper. Chances are you wont even hear a significant difference unless you are very experienced with studio gear. Only reason you should get the DMP3 is if you need two channels. If not, get the VTB-1, you won't regret it. I own a VTB-1 by the way, and can say it was one of the wisest purchases I made in my studio.

 

[pohaku]

Keep in mind that the DMP3 is two channels and the VTB-1 is a single channel when comparing pricing.

 

[Diffusion]

Check out this thread to see what I said when I first recieved the VTB-1:

https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=185273&highlight=vtb-1+tube+blend+feature

It also gives information on how to buy a VTB-1 for around $70.

 

[Rodger Hartlett]

VTB1 vs. DMP3 for recording male vocals. What yall think?

DMP3 for sure . it is well worth it !

 

[Robert D]

I think you're choosing between 2 channels of nothing but clean, vs 1 channel of clean or dial in some "color". So evaluate your needs based on those differences. I think they're both good units and good value. Are you going to do any stereo micing? If so, then the question becomes "DMP-3 or two VTB1s?"

 

[chessrock]

I think you're choosing between 2 channels of nothing but clean, vs 1 channel of clean or dial in some "color".

You mean dial in some dirt/mud?
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[Robert D]

You mean dial in some dirt/mud?
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Thus the quotation marks. But, you know, one man's mud is another man's color, even if it is greyish brown.