soundwavesmm
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The damage is .... $149 bro....
The damage is .... $149 bro....
Pedalboard Pictures!
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markedymark
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there isnt quite a pedal to counter tone suck. then again its the pedals that are causing the suck themselves. some people true bypass their pedals, some use a mixture of buffered and true bypassed pedals to get their slightly coloured tonal nirvana.
Tone-what?
Of course there's a way to counter tonesuck. Just get one of these.
I noticed loads of difference in my tone after adding this to my rig, placed it at the beginning of my board, nothing else added. Definately heard a lot of difference in my tone, even with active curcuits in my guitars.
But this is merely a variable in the entire equation, you'd obviously have to have good non-tone sucking pedals, good cables, good guitar, good technique and of course good ears.
Ignorance is bliss...and it saves you money too!
Of course there's a way to counter tonesuck. Just get one of these.
I noticed loads of difference in my tone after adding this to my rig, placed it at the beginning of my board, nothing else added. Definately heard a lot of difference in my tone, even with active curcuits in my guitars.
But this is merely a variable in the entire equation, you'd obviously have to have good non-tone sucking pedals, good cables, good guitar, good technique and of course good ears.
Ignorance is bliss...and it saves you money too!
Got to note... a buffer isn't the end all to tone suck because it can change other things.
For one, a buffer is not transparent. So gotta see how you like it...
2nd, a buffer can screw up your drive pedals, especially if its a vintage fuzz unit. You will witness velcro tones and harsh stuff happening, the moment the buffer is on.
There's also cheaper alternatives to the AXESS buffer, e.g. Doobtone microbuffer, which I have one for use when running line in, into the computer.
For one, a buffer is not transparent. So gotta see how you like it...
2nd, a buffer can screw up your drive pedals, especially if its a vintage fuzz unit. You will witness velcro tones and harsh stuff happening, the moment the buffer is on.
There's also cheaper alternatives to the AXESS buffer, e.g. Doobtone microbuffer, which I have one for use when running line in, into the computer.
PatheinRaindropMoe
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interestingly, if wanna try diy, seem like this below can be achieved within $20sgd. Including parts, enclosure and switch. All components can be gotten from sim lim tower.
http://www.muzique.com/lab/superbuff.htm
http://www.muzique.com/lab/superbuff.htm
PatheinRaindropMoe
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goop?? Are you trying to insult fulltone... 
PatheinRaindropMoe
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klon centaur you mean!! Insane! Infidel!
Pedal-itis
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gsonique ma man. u donno how right u are when u said happily ever after.. ha ha....