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Originally posted by Randog
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I'm not really sure what that would do. I believe you would waste the ability of the 2nd as the 1st one would already do the job. It's a timing pedal for Freq's so I don't see the benefit to running 2. Now BBE does however offer a clean boost if thats what your looking for.
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It's not magical but it works great after you figure out how to dial it in.Originally posted by SEAN RAF View PostComment
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I laugh every time I see the title of this thread... Must just be my twisted sense of humor... :ROTF:
"Ever sit down with your amp and just nail it?" I really love my tone, but not that much!!
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Buffering the signal path
One thing to consider with more than 2 or 3 pedals is signal path integrity. I presently have a short pedal board (Ibanez CF-7 chorus/flanger and Ibanez SM-7 smashbox), but plan to add more (as my budget allows). I recently plugged in a few more pedals, when a friend showed up to jam, and I noticed with all of them off that my amp sounded funky. I read up on the issue and found some great references to adding a pedal buffer. Basically, adding a lot of pedals changes the impedance of your signal path.
Article on impedance loading...
If you know your way around a soldering iron, build your own...
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Man when you look at it that way...
Originally posted by chrisolson View PostI laugh every time I see the title of this thread... Must just be my twisted sense of humor... :ROTF:
"Ever sit down with your amp and just nail it?" I really love my tone, but not that much!!Comment
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Another problem solved with adjustable in and out levels in a rack....sorry- I should just leave you guys alone....Originally posted by technogumbo View PostOne thing to consider with more than 2 or 3 pedals is signal path integrity. I presently have a short pedal board (Ibanez CF-7 chorus/flanger and Ibanez SM-7 smashbox), but plan to add more (as my budget allows). I recently plugged in a few more pedals, when a friend showed up to jam, and I noticed with all of them off that my amp sounded funky. I read up on the issue and found some great references to adding a pedal buffer. Basically, adding a lot of pedals changes the impedance of your signal path.
Article on impedance loading...
If you know your way around a soldering iron, build your own...
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