Just picked one of these up after playing it at Sweetwater. I’d had my eye on it for years and thought it would be good but there is something truly amazing about this synth. I couldn’t stop playing it. Surrounded by every other synth out there, I still couldn’t walk away to spend time with the others. Can’t wait to really get to know it as well as my Hydrasynth and Wavestate.
@@CabalisOrder Idk about him but I'm really thinking about selling mine to fund the Prophet 6 I originally wanted. Rev 2 is a great synth but I should've followed my gut. I wanted a VCO synth with that classic vintage sound. Rev 2 gets kinda close but it's just not the same.
@@_EightySix It took me about a year but I can say I finally found my style on it. It took a while. And I was going to trade it in multiple times for an ob6 but I finally am absolutely in love with this REV2.
@@Massproduce201 it grows on you. You need to dive deep on it to make it your own. After you pass that phase, you fall in love with it. It took me about a year. For me this still sounds fatter than most vst plugins, and I own most of them: diva, repro-5, etc.
The last patch is insane! And I love the disharmonies you used to really let the patch shine! Thanks for the demo. I need to reduce my setup to a minimum. I‘ll sell all my stuff, just keep Elektron gear and get this wonderful beast 😍
Tommy Varekai don’t know what you ended up getting, but having owned a sub and now owning a rev 2, don’t bother with the Moog. Especially if you want pads.
I don't look at any of DSI's gear as better or worse than the other. Each is it's own voice in a pallet of sounds. I look at the Prophet REV-2 as the perfect companion to my Prophet 6. They compliment each other as each has something that the other doesn't. Can't wait to get mine. I'll likely grab an 8 voice.
Thanks! I love my Rev2! It's great for long evolving pads, and just about everything analog. I didn't realize how much you could do with it until I got my hands on it. My first polysynth was the Prophet 600 from the 1980's. The Prophet Rev2 is a huge leap from the Prophet 600, but it's voice is as loud and pure as the older synth. I feel I got my money's worth for sure.
For around $1,600 is this best Synth (module with 16 Voices) you can buy? What other Synth module would you buy with this amount of money ?? I love this kind of sound .
Great demo as always... At the end of the day, once you recorded something in your studio, either you used an analog or not or maybe some plug-ins, you cant tell anymore once its been recorded mixed with some other instruments.. what matters most, is “ if you are happy with it”... 👍🏼👍🏼
@@instrumentalistjade8367 Good point. I like both and use both and what i found out is you tend to use a lot of effects on a VST to get it to sound more colorful and give it a bit more character to make it sound less digital. sometimes people even modulate the detune by a couple of cents with an envelope or an LFO to get those slight imperfections as well. so at the end of the day your actually trying to emulate what a analogue synth sounds like and does. on an analog synth, you have that sound straight of the bat as far as color is concerned and for some reason VST effects like chorus delays and especially reverbs sound ridiculously good on an analog synth. they tend to complement each other. where sometimes on a VST they can actually make the sound more digital sounding and less organic. It depends what music you make though to be honest. both have their strengths. You can definitely tell though if you use only VSTs or you only use Analogue to make your tracks. its the music which doesn't make it matter so much.
it absolutely does not sound better than the OB6. I played an OB6 at the Sweetwater showroom and it was a lot more organic sounding and had a better sounding filter.
I know guys, I was trying to sell my Rev 2 at the time. ;) Prophet 6 (and OB-6) is way better. That said, they are still not as good as vintage synths. No DSI is. And I stand by the Korg statement, it sounds like shit. OB-6 is great, but I honestly prefer the Prophet 6's overall tone and abilities. OB-6 has a similar problem to the prologue, too fizzy, too open all the time, it gets a bit grating. The OB actually reminds me of the Rev2 a bit in that it can't close down the sound properly (rev2 in 2 pole mode), and in 4 pole mode the Rev2 is just piss weak, but Prophet 6 has real power (just has a slightly clinical nature in some respects but only vs good vintage synths). Overall though, P6 being my favourite, I'm done with DSI. I hope Roland make a new VCO analog, Roland are the most musical synth makers on earth but they've lost the plot lately with System 8 and plastic fake emulations. JD-XA wasn't bad but not quite enough.
They are both great, with summit you have the digital osc’s and more flexibility with sounds, with rev2 (buy the 16voice and not the 8 voice) you have great analog sounds and the prophet sounds!
This is so sick. I cant wait for mine to arrive. Sounds epic man. From comparing 8 voice and 16 voice youtube videos I can tell a difference. Not sure how much more pronounced that will be in person. Nice demo mate. What are you using to change the presets?
My favorit is definetively the rev 2. The ob6 and p6 seems to be very boring for me. I did not felt in love with those machines. But i love my rev 2. I'ts just fantastic.😏😄
That's great U RH ! I love my OB6 and REV2-16 equally. The OB6 has "that sound", the REV2 has all those possibilities and lots of voices. I also adore my vintage Minimoog D, and I like the Behringer Deepmind 12 very much too. We're lucky to live in an era where those fantastic analog machines are popular again.
Yes, indeed. The analog synthesizers are back. The digital are not so great but they became very popular and trendy in the 1990´ies. Nobody wanted analog synthesizers anylonger that time. A music shop sold me in 1986 a Prophet 5 rev 2 very cheap(1300 euro) comparing to nowadays prophet 5 prices. I have also a lovely Roland JP4. Today Almost everybody wants old analog synthesizers from the 70 and 80´ies. They have a incredible terrific warm sound comparing to many of the modern synthesizers today.
I returned my REV2 and got a Behringer DeepMind12. For some reason, upon initial powering up, there is an unsightly screen that appears before showing the REV2 logo. Also, the portamento doesn't really kick in until you reach the 1 o'clock position (unlike the DeepMind12, where the portamento is evident at the 8 o'clock position). The knobs on the REV2 seems kind of cheap and wobbly, whereas the DeepMind12 had solid knobs and sliders. The REV2 is not the Prophet V of yesteryear. The DeepMind12 is VERY reminiscent of the Roland Juno series, even the sound. Behringer has come a long way and now produces very high-quality professional gear and synthesizers. Ever their very affordable microphones, e.g., C1, have been compared to the Neumann U87! When used in conjunction with their Ultragain Pro preamp, their microphones sound phenomenal! Yes, Behringer is in the "big leagues" now, although you won't be paying unnecessarily high prices for a Neumann, Telefunken, et al.
Was the little bit from 5:20 to 5:23 inspired by any particular song? Or could anyone recommend 80s-esque songs with a similar sound/chord progression?
Complimenti Daniele, lo fai suonare davvero bene, bravissimo. Ho visto che oltre al Rev-2 hai provato anche il Prophet 6. Quale ti è piaciuto di più? C’è molta differenza timbrica tra i due?
Grazie! Si ho provato anche il prophet 6 e possiedo OB6 :) sono un po’ diversi tra loro rev2 e p6, io al tuo posto andrei su p6 ho valutato di aggiungerlo al mio setup più di una volta
Great sounds and playing! What is the controller you are using with the green button? Seems it is changing the presents? Is that an easy way to access the presets instead of menu diving?
The device is Sipario by lab4music, www.labmusic.it . You can use it for different function, in this video i’ve used sipario for changing preset, surely better option than dive into 1000 presets with an encoder
Sono diversi ed entrambi molto belli, diciamo che dipende se ti basta monotimbrico con 6 voci direi ob6, se ti servono 16 voci, bi timbrico con split-layer e più modulazioni Rev-2. Ob6 è sempre il mio preferito :) ma probabilmente live porterei rev2-16
This is a great demo of the Rev 2. Unfortunately I don't like the sound character of it, It has a dry in-your-face brightness, and a weak low end. It has a few sweetspots though.
Is the same instruments except for 8 voice extra. And you can buy a rev2 8 and add the extra 8 voice later.. (not really cheap) but no hardware difference from rev2-8 and rev2-16
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB Yes if you have the 0b6 then that makes sense. I used to have the ob6 and it sounds amazing, but sadly i had to sell it a few years back and ive yet to get another one and I am not sure I want to spend that sort of money now. So im pretty sure im gonna get the rev2.
molto molto molto antipatiche le due wheels spostate la sopra. Vogliono risparmiare qualche cm di spazio e non si rendono conto che, per chi suona è scomodo. E' MALEDETTAMENTE SCOMODO.
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB si, ho una mezza di idea di comprarlo, perchè come strumento è strepitoso ma, appunto sono frenato dalla scomodità delle due wheels lassopra. Magari è una mia paturnia o una scarsa capacità di adattamento ma, insomma... quando si suona bisogna anche essere piuttosto comodi. O no?
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Just picked one of these up after playing it at Sweetwater. I’d had my eye on it for years and thought it would be good but there is something truly amazing about this synth. I couldn’t stop playing it. Surrounded by every other synth out there, I still couldn’t walk away to spend time with the others. Can’t wait to really get to know it as well as my Hydrasynth and Wavestate.
Just got my Rev2-16 a few hours ago. Eating dinner now and watching some demoes before I dive in. Looking forward to the split keyboard!
after a year, how did it work out
@@CabalisOrder Idk about him but I'm really thinking about selling mine to fund the Prophet 6 I originally wanted. Rev 2 is a great synth but I should've followed my gut. I wanted a VCO synth with that classic vintage sound. Rev 2 gets kinda close but it's just not the same.
@@_EightySix It took me about a year but I can say I finally found my style on it. It took a while. And I was going to trade it in multiple times for an ob6 but I finally am absolutely in love with this REV2.
I want to like this synth for its features and price but man that Prophet6 is tickling my nuts
@@Massproduce201 it grows on you. You need to dive deep on it to make it your own. After you pass that phase, you fall in love with it. It took me about a year. For me this still sounds fatter than most vst plugins, and I own most of them: diva, repro-5, etc.
The last patch is insane! And I love the disharmonies you used to really let the patch shine! Thanks for the demo. I need to reduce my setup to a minimum. I‘ll sell all my stuff, just keep Elektron gear and get this wonderful beast 😍
6:27 Can't get enough of this. Do a whole track, PLEASE!
10:55 well was deciding between a sub 37 and this and after hearing that i'm convinced the rev 2 is the way to go
Tommy Varekai don’t know what you ended up getting, but having owned a sub and now owning a rev 2, don’t bother with the Moog. Especially if you want pads.
I've got both and it was a great decision!
If you watch the Cory Henry Tiny Desk the backup keyboardist has a rev 2 and cory has a sub 37. Whole different things.
best demo of this amazing synth
I don't look at any of DSI's gear as better or worse than the other. Each is it's own voice in a pallet of sounds. I look at the Prophet REV-2 as the perfect companion to my Prophet 6. They compliment each other as each has something that the other doesn't. Can't wait to get mine. I'll likely grab an 8 voice.
Thanks! I love my Rev2! It's great for long evolving pads, and just about everything analog. I didn't realize how much you could do with it until I got my hands on it. My first polysynth was the Prophet 600 from the 1980's. The Prophet Rev2 is a huge leap from the Prophet 600, but it's voice is as loud and pure as the older synth. I feel I got my money's worth for sure.
what about after two years? I'm getting confused on choosing between it and OB& or the prophet 6
@@GigiDAmico I still have this synth and I'm not giving it up. It's a good one.
Just sold my P600 and bought a brand new Rev2 with money left over. It’s coming on Monday. Can’t wait.
Yeah! Today you can play your Rev2!;)
It’s amazing!
Great demo of the REV2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great Demo...and Gorgeous tones...as usual by DKS SYNTH LAB....Great Job mate!
Gorgeous sounding synth, and well played. Thanks.
Great demo of the Rev 2! Thx for sharing so many presets.
Hello sync part is crazy it sound captivating 3:10
thanks for HD sound recording I can really hear the tones !
Trust me it sounds A LOT better for real than what youtube gives
It sounds better in the flesh than this demo, or YT can ever show.
buy some proper headphones!
Gonna buy one!!
I want one, some day... great demo
would be awesome to replay this side by side with an 8 voice - I've been trying to work out how much difference it makes!^_^
Thanks for doing the vid DKS...I'm trying to decide between the Rev2-16 and the Prologue 16....I think you just sold me on the Rev2
yes! much power and better sounds in the Rev2!
at 8:09 give it away .... I am in Love with this synthesizer.... classi EDM chordflow....mums
That first patch is epic
Great demo and patches !!!
Thanks for the great sounding Demo :)
Um okay the synth is awesome but can i like hire you to be my keyboard player? lol
For around $1,600 is this best Synth (module with 16 Voices) you can buy? What other Synth module would you buy with this amount of money ??
I love this kind of sound .
if you love the prophet sound you can buy the rev2 or a Prophet 6 used (better in my opinion)
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB Thanks for replying 👍
Great demo as always... At the end of the day, once you recorded something in your studio, either you used an analog or not or maybe some plug-ins, you cant tell anymore once its been recorded mixed with some other instruments.. what matters most, is “ if you are happy with it”... 👍🏼👍🏼
“False.” - Dwight Schrute
Timothe Catlin tell him to prove it😂
@@instrumentalistjade8367
Good point. I like both and use both and what i found out is you tend to use
a lot of effects on a VST to get it to sound more colorful and give it a bit more
character to make it sound less digital. sometimes people even modulate the
detune by a couple of cents with an envelope or an LFO to get those slight
imperfections as well. so at the end of the day your actually trying to emulate
what a analogue synth sounds like and does. on an analog synth, you have
that sound straight of the bat as far as color is concerned and for some
reason VST effects like chorus delays and especially reverbs sound ridiculously
good on an analog synth. they tend to complement each other. where sometimes
on a VST they can actually make the sound more digital sounding and less organic.
It depends what music you make though to be honest. both have their strengths.
You can definitely tell though if you use only VSTs or you only use Analogue
to make your tracks. its the music which doesn't make it matter so much.
This is gold...
What are you using to change the presets above the keyboard? Cheers
It's Sipario midi router!;) ( visit www.lab4music.it
)
Sounds better than the Prophet 6, OB-6, P12 *and* Korg Prologue.. and is "only" DCO. Well done DSI you made a great all round synth at last!
No.
it absolutely does not sound better than the OB6. I played an OB6 at the Sweetwater showroom and it was a lot more organic sounding and had a better sounding filter.
indeed .ob6 is the strongest DSI imoa
I know guys, I was trying to sell my Rev 2 at the time. ;) Prophet 6 (and OB-6) is way better. That said, they are still not as good as vintage synths. No DSI is. And I stand by the Korg statement, it sounds like shit. OB-6 is great, but I honestly prefer the Prophet 6's overall tone and abilities. OB-6 has a similar problem to the prologue, too fizzy, too open all the time, it gets a bit grating. The OB actually reminds me of the Rev2 a bit in that it can't close down the sound properly (rev2 in 2 pole mode), and in 4 pole mode the Rev2 is just piss weak, but Prophet 6 has real power (just has a slightly clinical nature in some respects but only vs good vintage synths). Overall though, P6 being my favourite, I'm done with DSI. I hope Roland make a new VCO analog, Roland are the most musical synth makers on earth but they've lost the plot lately with System 8 and plastic fake emulations. JD-XA wasn't bad but not quite enough.
The OB6 is great but totally different sounding. Its pure analog but only has 6 Voices instead of 16 and a filter without self oscilation.
I absolutely adore that first patch. Can you share it or give advice on how to re create that?
2 years later ghosted
Love it... if you had to choose... Rev2 or Summit?
They are both great, with summit you have the digital osc’s and more flexibility with sounds, with rev2 (buy the 16voice and not the 8 voice) you have great analog sounds and the prophet sounds!
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB thank you for the reply. Which do you think would team up with a polybrute better?
This is so sick. I cant wait for mine to arrive. Sounds epic man. From comparing 8 voice and 16 voice youtube videos I can tell a difference. Not sure how much more pronounced that will be in person. Nice demo mate. What are you using to change the presets?
Thx! I’ve used Sipario midi router by Lab4music, now it’s discontinued but you can find the new model SiparioX
Muy buena muestra che!! Saludos!!
3:35 memories of NFS: High Stakes.🚗 💨 🚓
Best synth ever made surpassing even the mighty Jupiter 8, OBX, and Prophet 10 🙄
great demo
Great demo, thanks ! Eagerly awaiting my REV2-16... It should go well with my OB6.
the OB6 it's a different synth..but are both amazing!;) they don't overdub each others!;)
My favorit is definetively the rev 2. The ob6 and p6 seems to be very boring for me. I did not felt in love with those machines. But i love my rev 2. I'ts just fantastic.😏😄
That's great U RH !
I love my OB6 and REV2-16 equally. The OB6 has "that sound", the REV2 has all those possibilities and lots of voices. I also adore my vintage Minimoog D, and I like the Behringer Deepmind 12 very much too. We're lucky to live in an era where those fantastic analog machines are popular again.
Yes, indeed. The analog synthesizers are back. The digital are not so great but they became very popular and trendy in the 1990´ies. Nobody wanted analog synthesizers anylonger that time. A music shop sold me in 1986 a Prophet 5 rev 2 very cheap(1300 euro) comparing to nowadays prophet 5 prices. I have also a lovely Roland JP4. Today Almost everybody wants old analog synthesizers from the 70 and 80´ies. They have a incredible terrific warm sound comparing to many of the modern synthesizers today.
Agreed. Yet the Nord Lead has proven to be the exception to the rule. Maybe the DX 5 too.
Nice. So what is that thing you're changing patches on? How one changes patches normally?
I’ve used sipario (now SiparioX) by lab4music, you can change sounds and banks with two encoders on the right side of the display
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB Handy. But quite expensive. Would I be able to put for instance Hydrasynth banks in it too?
I returned my REV2 and got a Behringer DeepMind12. For some reason, upon initial powering up, there is an unsightly screen that appears before showing the REV2 logo. Also, the portamento doesn't really kick in until you reach the 1 o'clock position (unlike the DeepMind12, where the portamento is evident at the 8 o'clock position). The knobs on the REV2 seems kind of cheap and wobbly, whereas the DeepMind12 had solid knobs and sliders. The REV2 is not the Prophet V of yesteryear. The DeepMind12 is VERY reminiscent of the Roland Juno series, even the sound. Behringer has come a long way and now produces very high-quality professional gear and synthesizers. Ever their very affordable microphones, e.g., C1, have been compared to the Neumann U87! When used in conjunction with their Ultragain Pro preamp, their microphones sound phenomenal! Yes, Behringer is in the "big leagues" now, although you won't be paying unnecessarily high prices for a Neumann, Telefunken, et al.
Was the little bit from 5:20 to 5:23 inspired by any particular song? Or could anyone recommend 80s-esque songs with a similar sound/chord progression?
All improvised ;)
Complimenti Daniele, lo fai suonare davvero bene, bravissimo. Ho visto che oltre al Rev-2 hai provato anche il Prophet 6. Quale ti è piaciuto di più? C’è molta differenza timbrica tra i due?
Grazie! Si ho provato anche il prophet 6 e possiedo OB6 :) sono un po’ diversi tra loro rev2 e p6, io al tuo posto andrei su p6 ho valutato di aggiungerlo al mio setup più di una volta
What is the difference, if any, between the Dave Smith Rev2-16 and the one made by Sequential ?
Nothing, only changed brand from dave smith instrument to sequential ;)
I love your discovery pad modification!! Would you mind sharing how to replicate that?
Thanks! Great demo and keyboard skills. No external effects are used, right?
yes! only internal EFX!;)
Victor Roy n
system 8 vs prophet ?
Gran bella macchina
+marcoballa tu sei di parte! Hai il P08!;)
nice
Hey! Awesome Demo! What external controller do you use to change the patches ?
sipario by lab4music! www.lab4music.it
for a cheaper version or maybe better novation summit?
cheaper you can buy the desktop version or 8 voice version! the summit cost around 2000 €/$
DKS SYNTH LAB i just bought an 8 voice desktop rev2 for $900 - am I going to be ok? My sanity is fraying with all my recent gear purchases
@@ryanpalma5947 where did you get it for $900?
Great sounds and playing! What is the controller you are using with the green button? Seems it is changing the presents? Is that an easy way to access the presets instead of menu diving?
The device is Sipario by lab4music, www.labmusic.it . You can use it for different function, in this video i’ve used sipario for changing preset, surely better option than dive into 1000 presets with an encoder
reverse adsr about to make me act up
What is the box in front of the keyboard? You click the sounds on it.
It’s sipario! Midi router visit: www.lab4music.it
Hello, what is that thing that you uses to move through the patches of the synth?
Sipario by Lab4music www.lab4music.it
Awesome sounds. Solid video. These all custom patches?
No, only some.. ;) i’ve used many presets
3:14 omfg
These patches are not available?
Nope, a new custom pack for Rev2 will
be available next year! :) work in progress ;)
Intense
The best !!!!
Btw...whats that small controller ? It comes with the synth ? 😬
The controller is sipario by lab4music ( www.lab4music.it ) and no, you have to buy it separately ;)
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB ✌️😬
What piece of equipment are you using to switch between patches ? Can you explain this setup?
Sipario midi router, (www.lab4music.com) i’ve programmed into sipario the program change, using simply msb and lsb parameter for any sound. ;)
Plush Pluck WOW
DSI and Oberheim are best synths for synthwve, IMHO.
Que es eso con lo que cambia arriba??
¿te refieres al controlador para cambiar los sonidos? Sipario de Lab4music ( www.lab4music.it )
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB sisi.. ah ok. Gracias!!
Tra l’ob6 e questo quale consiglieresti?
Sono diversi ed entrambi molto belli, diciamo che dipende se ti basta monotimbrico con 6 voci direi ob6, se ti servono 16 voci, bi timbrico con split-layer e più modulazioni Rev-2. Ob6 è sempre il mio preferito :) ma probabilmente live porterei rev2-16
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB grazie mille!!!
Can someone tell me what that item on top of the keyboard is?
Sipario by lab4music, now you can buy Sipario X with more function. Look here: www.lab4music.it
This is a great demo of the Rev 2. Unfortunately I don't like the sound character of it, It has a dry in-your-face brightness, and a weak low end. It has a few sweetspots though.
@Spiral Architect why'd you get mad 😂
@@thegreaterconundrum Oh I'm not mad. Just sharing my subjective opinion. Other people seem to like it, so it can't be bad. It's just not for me.
@@Robbinsffxi i dont know why i thought you got mad lmao your comment wasnt even angry
Love it, then must place the Order! Two hands player, in between 8 or 16 voices. Any suggestions?
better the 16 voices! ;)
DKS SYNTH LAB Cheers, mate! Just ordered the 16 voices, cannot wait for it 💜
Is the keybed better than the rev 2 8 ? Im planning to buy rev2 8
Is the same instruments except for 8 voice extra. And you can buy a rev2 8 and add the extra 8 voice later.. (not really cheap) but no hardware difference from rev2-8 and rev2-16
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB thanks ! Im gonna get this one, this weekend 🤟😬
is 16 voice recommend ?
yes! much better! and in the split/dual mode you have 8 + 8 voice instead of 4 + 4
Dreamline the best
not really hearing a huge range in sounds, patch to patch....
@anthony patterson You have to work on your troll recognizer skills ;)
Agree
Pads n leads
Do you still own this one? : )
no! :D but this is better than prologue 8, actually i have the Sequential OB-6 and Roland Jupiter-X for this type of synth ;)
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB Yes if you have the 0b6 then that makes sense. I used to have the ob6 and it sounds amazing, but sadly i had to sell it a few years back and ive yet to get another one and I am not sure I want to spend that sort of money now. So im pretty sure im gonna get the rev2.
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB What made you sell it?
I wanna like this synth for its features but the prophet 6 is pulling on my nuts
Prologue...
molto molto molto antipatiche le due wheels spostate la sopra. Vogliono risparmiare qualche cm di spazio e non si rendono conto che, per chi suona è scomodo. E' MALEDETTAMENTE SCOMODO.
Concordo, molto meglio lateralmente rispetto alla meccanica ;)
@@DKS-SYNTH-LAB si, ho una mezza di idea di comprarlo, perchè come strumento è strepitoso ma, appunto sono frenato dalla scomodità delle due wheels lassopra. Magari è una mia paturnia o una scarsa capacità di adattamento ma, insomma... quando si suona bisogna anche essere piuttosto comodi. O no?
Montage more powerfull
Two different instruments ;)
And a Peterbilt is more powerful than a pool vacuum. What's your point?
Korg prologue sounds much better and fatter
But it also lacks tuning stability, seriously I had to retune it like every couple minutes. While this is a rock solid performance machine.
noob
@@TheArchiveOfWonder have you updated the firmware? no tuning issues for the last 2 years