Oh no. A TU58 is a joke device that connects via a UART; the driver for it is a pile of
software that speaks a packet protocol over that UART to send/receive the data.
The TU56 is a classic PDP-11 style DMA device, hooked to a Unibus interface. It looks
somewhat like an old style disk interface (like the RK05 or RP04) except that you first
had to seek to the required block number (by doing read block number operations until the
right number shows up). Also, a TU56 is reliable, unlike a TU58.