Instruō tàin offers 2 x bidirectional switches with both manual and CV control, and can "tune" resting CV of unpatched inputs.

Vice Virga allows advanced control by rotating outputs with a knob and offers manual and voltage control options.

The Instruō tàin can switch signals at audio rate, offering flexibility for more dynamic sound modulation.

It's been noted that the tàin can handle non-audio signals effectively, making it versatile for various modular synthesizer applications.

The Instruō tàin's ability to customize a voltage offset on the “b” input when unpatched is highlighted as a unique feature.

It's noted that the Vice Virga can switch between 2, 4, or 8 into 1 output with a simple tap or trigger.

The Vice Virga's operation can be described as a 4-pole, single-throw switch in "8" mode, though it requires careful study to fully understand its advanced modes.

Users appreciate that the tàin's manual switches allow for tactile interaction, enhancing live performance control.

Multiple users express satisfaction with the tàin's independent channel operation, allowing for flexible and personalized modular configurations.

The tàin stands out due to its analog nature, unlike many digital switches, providing a more organic switching capability.

While other switches focus on patch-programming, the tàin is praised for its tactile, performable nature due to physical buttons.

The tàin is ideal for setups needing quick switching between CV or audio sources, particularly useful in complex modular rigs.

Owners value the tàin for its push-button switching, useful for creating gate/trigger or pitch transpose functions in modular setups.