I can't help you with first-hand knowledge, but you can start by looking here. Some of the comparisons (like instead of ) seems to be part of the standard Touhoku-ben fare.
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According to the Wikipedia article, there's some good variety for the expression I quoted () in its formal version (which is equivalent to ). In Murayama, for instance, it would be ,or, while in Shinjou it would be or . I can't find many explanations in that article, but it seems like quite a variety.