Yes, I am serious. It isn't stellar but it's better than the Boss for everything but Behringer's typical flimsy construction.
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syb-05
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Thanks for the tip.
Next time I order from Thomann.de I'll order one to try out. At 38... meh, I've have more expensive paper weights.
I've already linked this video a couple times yesterday, but here it goes again:
SYB-5 kicks in at 1:02, but the tone in the video is aided by the BBM and VTB. And there's delay on top of that. Anyway. My opinion is that the sounds on the SYB5 are ok, but can be *really* huge when combined with overdrive+fuzz (it can sound larger, but not as in-your-face with overdrive alone, or more obvious and defined with just the fuzz on). Tracking leaves something to be desired, but it's usable still. Plus, it can make a lot of non-musical but cool noises in certain settings.
SYB-5 kicks in at 1:02, but the tone in the video is aided by the BBM and VTB. And there's delay on top of that. Anyway. My opinion is that the sounds on the SYB5 are ok, but can be *really* huge when combined with overdrive+fuzz (it can sound larger, but not as in-your-face with overdrive alone, or more obvious and defined with just the fuzz on). Tracking leaves something to be desired, but it's usable still. Plus, it can make a lot of non-musical but cool noises in certain settings.
