Norman86 wrote:
brent! have you tried placing your buffer anywhere else in your chain? like the end? how have you experienced the difference, if any, in tone?
Hey Norman
My board looks quite different from that now.. ?
Small experiment yes, but not enough to make a big difference imo.
I think the later you go you defeating the point of the buffer, its meant to keep your trebles nice and crisp its the only thing I can hear that it does when I am running the full rig.
It gets a little nasaly I at the end... I dont know... Thats what I heard. (With effects on like drives, compressor, wah)
But either way I think it should go before your drive pedals.
I have seen guys with boards that have a buffer at the begin, at the end, and some with a buffer at the begin and the end...
Its all about what you hear and happy with, I think it works well at the beginning, for me at least.
