Behringer TD-3 vs Liam Howlett's Old TB-303 Comparison Review

So after reading many comments about the Behringer TD-3 being a brilliant clone of the original Roland TB-303, I decided to take a gamble and buy one.
This is a short review and comparison video where I will compare the newer Behringher TD-3 with one of Liam Howlett's old TB-303's.
I'll also comapare the on board distortion on the TD-3 against Behringer's stand alone pedal, the Super Fuzz SF300.

The video will also feature the Sonic Ambience pedal from Sonicake, just to add a liitle quality reverb.

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Thank you, and as always, practice, enjoy and DO IT!!

History behind this Roland TB-303
This was one of Liam's famous TB-303's. He gave it away in September 2004 as part of a website competition. The original winner was 'Steady', who ended up selling it to the current owner in around 2006. This 303 was used in creating The Prodigy albums Experience and Music For The Jilted Generation. I was lucky enough to be the one to buy this from that lucky winner 'Steady' in 2006.

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