Billbill
Power User
Hi all,
I don’t know much about impedance or buffers other than lower imp is better and buffers act like a signal “pump” on long runs.
I’m trying to improve my sound so was just researching trying to see if the rig could benefit. I also read something about the AxeFx having some kind of variable impedance auto thing? Can someone break this down in dumb dumb terms? I’m wondering if my rig would benefit from a buffer or if it’s even necessary.
Running 6 pedals with about 6 ft worth of patch cables into the front. Signal chain: Guitar>20ft cable>BossCS3 compressor, and 5 other OD’s/Fuzzes>15ft cable>AxeFx2 input. Would it be wasting time to stick a buffer somewhere in there or tinkering with the variable impedance auto setting? Thx.
I don’t know much about impedance or buffers other than lower imp is better and buffers act like a signal “pump” on long runs.
I’m trying to improve my sound so was just researching trying to see if the rig could benefit. I also read something about the AxeFx having some kind of variable impedance auto thing? Can someone break this down in dumb dumb terms? I’m wondering if my rig would benefit from a buffer or if it’s even necessary.
Running 6 pedals with about 6 ft worth of patch cables into the front. Signal chain: Guitar>20ft cable>BossCS3 compressor, and 5 other OD’s/Fuzzes>15ft cable>AxeFx2 input. Would it be wasting time to stick a buffer somewhere in there or tinkering with the variable impedance auto setting? Thx.