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9/8/2000 9:36 AM
Chris	Related question I am currently 'cleaning-up' my pedalboard. RG and other wise ones, please check my reasoning here for flaws! 4 pedals - 2 true/by , 2 non-true/by (in loop of bypass box). Last in chain: Boss TU-2 tuner, then amp. Boss box seems to retain signal clarity although non-true/by. Is my tone likely to benefit from the TU-2's buffer circuitry, given that the lead to amp is about 20ft? Also, I have a Visual Sound J + H pedal I like and use at times. This box is billed as having 'Pure bypass'. What is this and what are the benefits (if any)? Many thanks for your help Chris

9/8/2000 9:36 AM

Chris

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I am currently 'cleaning-up' my pedalboard. RG and other wise ones, please check my reasoning here for flaws! 4 pedals - 2 true/by , 2 non-true/by (in loop of bypass box). Last in chain: Boss TU-2 tuner, then amp. Boss box seems to retain signal clarity although non-true/by. Is my tone likely to benefit from the TU-2's buffer circuitry, given that the lead to amp is about 20ft? Also, I have a Visual Sound J + H pedal I like and use at times. This box is billed as having 'Pure bypass'. What is this and what are the benefits (if any)?

Many thanks for your help

Chris

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Eric H q{4 pedals - 2 true/by , 2 non-true... -- 9/8/2000 1:42 PM