Truetone Pure Tone Buffer

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Effect Pedal for Guitar and Bass

  • Prevents sound loss due to long or multiple instrument cables
  • Connections: Input (6.3 mm jack), Output (6.3 mm jack)
  • Mains adapter connection (hollow plug socket 5.5 x 2.1 mm, negative pole inside)
  • Power consumption: 5 mA
  • Power supply with a 9 V DC power adapter - suitable power supply: Article number 409939 (not included)
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 64 x 60 x 30 mm

Note: Battery operation is not possible

Fås siden Maj 2012
Artikelnummer 282498
salgsenhed 1 stk
Effect Types Buffer
489 kr
Inkl. moms. Obs! Yderligere fragtomkostninger 60 kr
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I?m not sure if it?s good or bad...
Foottapperman 03.10.2017
This is the kind of device that is very subtle, I can?t really tell if it?s making a difference. My feeling though is that my sound have never been better.
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Just upgrade your cables
Mr. Bouquet 07.07.2018
I recognise the need for a buffered signal in some situations with certain fuzzes etc.

However, I run 8 pedals (2 already with a buffered signal), and with great cables I've never experienced a loss of highs or anything like it. My tone is crisp and clear as if straight through to the amp. I did not need this buffer, and I bet you don't either, even though every YouTube-video tells you that you do.

Now, I don't know what kind of motherboard you're running, but my point is; a lot of your pedals might have buffers in them already (Boss Tuner or Polytune 3, for example). If you're still having issues, do yourself the favour of spending the "not as fun" money on great patch cables and jack cables, which in my opinion often is overlooked. I can recommend Evidence in this regard.

No, but seriously - upgrade your cables first. I cannot state this enough.
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So much money for a buffer...? Well, it's worth it!
NiandraLaDes 12.05.2014
I think every guitarist have some up and downs with its pedalboard. You will be NEVER done with it trust me hehehe

After putting my favorite pedals on a Pedaltrain I was really satisfied but the meters of patch cables have stolen some highs - and even my fiancee realized a change in my sound. It wasn't really lifeless but you noticed it. So...what to do? Buy an expensive Lehle Cable Driver? No. I searched a bit and found the Visual Sounds Pure Tone Buffer. Ordered the same day and after work the other day I had a little package right in front of my door - thank you Thomann!

This little "pedal" is really small. And I mean REALLY SMALL. I mounted it on my pedalboard (as the first box in my chain) and let my amp warm up. Standby off and play the intro to "Aerials" by System Of A Down. Wow. How bright! The difference was immense, this little box made everything so much better in my sound.

If you use a bunch of pedals in front of your amp spend the money on the Pure Tone Buffer from Visual Sound. You won't regret it.
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Zdravko M. 08.12.2015
I just made my new pedalboard, and there are 13 pedals on it.
So, as you could expect, there is some signal loss, and so I decided to buy myself one of these tone buffers.
As I said already, there is some signal loss, but not a huge one when just going through the pedals, but enough to make some audible difference. When I put the buffer in front of my pedal chain, there was some improvement, but I'm not impressed that much. I watched some reviews on u-tube, and there was huge difference between going through the pedals, or longer cables, and going through the buffer in the front.
I recorded some audio clips with my SURE SM58 in front of the amp, and I played both my Fender strat, and Gibson LP, clean, and overdrive channel, in every combination (staight in the amp, throgh pedals, through the buffer) so I'm sure about what I said before. It's an improvement, but is it worth the money???
Since I bought it, I'm going to keep it, but I'm not sure if I'd do it again. Maybe there would be bigger improvement if there was bigger signal loss to start with.
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