Chuck and other smarter people:
This seems like the right place to post:
UNBUFFER:
I play a lot through DIs, big pedal rigs and even a buffered switching system. Fuzzes aren't playing nice with any of them, sometimes even when place before everything in the chain, but with buffered pedals down the line.
So, I know there are some unbuffer pedals out there and it seems fairly simple to build, but would it be possible to have a [unbuffer>Fuzz>something>buffered pedal] so that the pedals after the chain don't affect the impedance mismatch of the fuzz pedal.
Or is this an inductance issue? Not sure. If I understood correctly, the only way to match guitar inductance in a pedal is to stick a pickup directly in the enclosure? So is there a way to put it all together elegantly?
I had some other random questions to pose here, but after writing that out, they won't come to me. Maybe after dinner...
This seems like the right place to post:
UNBUFFER:
I play a lot through DIs, big pedal rigs and even a buffered switching system. Fuzzes aren't playing nice with any of them, sometimes even when place before everything in the chain, but with buffered pedals down the line.
So, I know there are some unbuffer pedals out there and it seems fairly simple to build, but would it be possible to have a [unbuffer>Fuzz>something>buffered pedal] so that the pedals after the chain don't affect the impedance mismatch of the fuzz pedal.
Or is this an inductance issue? Not sure. If I understood correctly, the only way to match guitar inductance in a pedal is to stick a pickup directly in the enclosure? So is there a way to put it all together elegantly?
I had some other random questions to pose here, but after writing that out, they won't come to me. Maybe after dinner...