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Buffer Advice Please
Hey guys,
I've got a travel rig at the moment that's currently set up as:
Hot Cake/Lehle Parallel (depending on guitar) > Fairfield Barbershop Modele B > Dunlop Mini Volume
I was wondering that because the volume pedal is a passive model would it function better with another buffer in front of it or is the line well buffered with the Hot Cake/Lehle? Also is it ok to have an overdrive going straight into a passive volume pedal?
Cheers
I've got a travel rig at the moment that's currently set up as:
Hot Cake/Lehle Parallel (depending on guitar) > Fairfield Barbershop Modele B > Dunlop Mini Volume
I was wondering that because the volume pedal is a passive model would it function better with another buffer in front of it or is the line well buffered with the Hot Cake/Lehle? Also is it ok to have an overdrive going straight into a passive volume pedal?
Cheers
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