I want to add a buffer pedal to my board to battle some 'tone suck' that is happening most likely because of my Joyo switcher. I feel that despite using an isolated power supply and good cables I still get a dullness in the sound that can be fixed with a good buffer.
The plan is to use it as a last unit in my signal chain between my pedals and the amp. I know there might be no right or wrong way but I figured I might as well ask before I go into trial and error and save me some headaches.
Right now I use a PXL-PRO-8 looper from Joyo, a klone (buffered) an overdrive pro 820 an MXR 8 ch. EQ and an ISP decimator. I really want to add back my KOT,a reverb and a compressor at a later stage.
I plug straight into the front end, loops are not practical for my live rig.
Will a buffer pedal make a difference?
I'm curious if you guys with pedal boards also use buffers and if you do, how?
The plan is to use it as a last unit in my signal chain between my pedals and the amp. I know there might be no right or wrong way but I figured I might as well ask before I go into trial and error and save me some headaches.
Right now I use a PXL-PRO-8 looper from Joyo, a klone (buffered) an overdrive pro 820 an MXR 8 ch. EQ and an ISP decimator. I really want to add back my KOT,a reverb and a compressor at a later stage.
I plug straight into the front end, loops are not practical for my live rig.
Will a buffer pedal make a difference?
I'm curious if you guys with pedal boards also use buffers and if you do, how?
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