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darkhorse · 30th May 2011

Sweet, that is what I was thinking. Should actually improve the tracking response dynamic by it stepping down the impedance. I am leaning towards the straight always on no knob Wampler or the Boost&Buff by MI Audio that has a switchable boost when you are not trying to use the filter. The MI Audio sounds like a great pedal that can run on as high as 24v.

I am just digging my new Q Tron Plus, getting this wicked cool Superstitious Mutron tone and some wacked old Trower tones, what a fun pedal to mess with.

30th May 2011	#3
darkhorse Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2010 Location: Texas Posts: 1,511 Thread Starter 21 Reviews written	Sweet, that is what I was thinking. Should actually improve the tracking response dynamic by it stepping down the impedance. I am leaning towards the straight always on no knob Wampler or the Boost&Buff by MI Audio that has a switchable boost when you are not trying to use the filter. The MI Audio sounds like a great pedal that can run on as high as 24v. I am just digging my new Q Tron Plus, getting this wicked cool Superstitious Mutron tone and some wacked old Trower tones, what a fun pedal to mess with. __________________ "I'm the man on the Silver Mountain..."