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Originally Posted by Spook
A basic DI like a RedEye or Demeter doesn't do what a proper preamp does. Most need full EQ, FX loop, notch filters, flexible in/outs, variable input impedance, and footswitch muting control.
When you buy a Grace Design Alix for $600 it's because you need/want all of those things combined with a studio grade input stage. And yea.. you really do hear it if you have good amplification. If you want those things with dual source without a drop in sound quality you get the Felix for $400 more. The current alternatives are studio gear not designed for a performance environment meaning they won't be all that sturdy, light, compact, or flexible. Or you can do what we did before we had the Alix/Felix and get a Pendulum SP-1.
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Well , now I have to ask. "Sonically" how does the Grace Designs products compare to the
"crowned jewel" the Pendulum SP-1