Originally posted by ribaric
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The Venue and the Session are actually very different from each other, which is why they can be used separately or together.
The Session has Saturation to enhance the warmth and low end harmonics, and multi-band compression that acts like a dynamic equalizer. These features are not found in any traditional live gear for acoustic guitars.
The Venue DI is much more traditional in the sense that it uses EQ for tone shaping. So while this isn't anything new, the Venue does it very well. The built-in tuner and boost options are also very handy for certain players.
Choosing one over the other, like I've said many times before, is really a matter of what you need. If you need a bit more precise control over your signal, the Venue is fantastic. If you want a simpler unit that will still give you a balanced tone without flattened dynamics, the Session is the way to go.
I hope that helps.
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