Tell me why NOT to do this mod.
I am going back to an all analog simple signal path. An SD-1 into an NR-300 noise suppressor (or reverse) into my amp. Thats it.
I love the SD-1 tone to goose the gain channels and give another flavor, but when I turn off the SD-1, it still muddies the tone.
I've heard people say there are times to NOT do a true bypass on a pedal, but in this scenario, what will I be loosing? By putting the SD-1 in true bypass, it theoretically should be like plugging directly to the amp.
When would I actually want the input buffer? I've played some pedals with a fantastic input buffer; even though they weren't true bypass, when you turned them off you couldn't tell they were there. Thats what I want with the SD-1. Its my favorite boost.
Please tell me why this would be a bad idea.
I am going back to an all analog simple signal path. An SD-1 into an NR-300 noise suppressor (or reverse) into my amp. Thats it.
I love the SD-1 tone to goose the gain channels and give another flavor, but when I turn off the SD-1, it still muddies the tone.
I've heard people say there are times to NOT do a true bypass on a pedal, but in this scenario, what will I be loosing? By putting the SD-1 in true bypass, it theoretically should be like plugging directly to the amp.
When would I actually want the input buffer? I've played some pedals with a fantastic input buffer; even though they weren't true bypass, when you turned them off you couldn't tell they were there. Thats what I want with the SD-1. Its my favorite boost.
Please tell me why this would be a bad idea.
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