I'm not quite a 100% sure, but I don't remember it dropping much. At least not significantly. Might drop - or rise - a little depending which mode you use or parallel vs. series. Maybe someone familiar with the unit can comment on this?
Sorry, replied from the wrong account, but yeah a 9V (Negative on the inside and positive on the outside ring). I use the Truetone 1spot 9v adapter for a lot of stuff.
Neither Am I, but what I think what they mean by Serial is that the signal goes straight into the effect, whereas Parallel the signal goes out clean, and the effect is put on top of that. As far as pedals go, that really doesn't need to get too technical. Just pick the sound you like more. If you're familiar to mixing audio, the difference is puttin an effect on a source, or having two tracks - one clean and one with the effect.
Nice stuff man
Will it drop volume when you turn it on? Nicel playing by the way. Thanks in advance.
I'm not quite a 100% sure, but I don't remember it dropping much. At least not significantly. Might drop - or rise - a little depending which mode you use or parallel vs. series. Maybe someone familiar with the unit can comment on this?
@@guitarfunstuffinternational I see. Thank you very much!
Love your sweet tone. What amp are you using?
Fender Blues Jr. at low volume. Shure KSM32 in front of it.
Thanks for this demo. Great! Can it be powered up by a Boss adapter for example (the cable of a DC in 9V)?
Yeah, I would think so. The regular 9V, negative on the inside/positive on the outer ring.
Sorry, replied from the wrong account, but yeah a 9V (Negative on the inside and positive on the outside ring).
I use the Truetone 1spot 9v adapter for a lot of stuff.
Guitar Fun Stuff International Thanks! Again, Great demo.
whats the use of the series and parallel? (sorry im no pedal nerd)
Neither Am I, but what I think what they mean by Serial is that the signal goes straight into the effect, whereas Parallel the signal goes out clean, and the effect is put on top of that.
As far as pedals go, that really doesn't need to get too technical. Just pick the sound you like more.
If you're familiar to mixing audio, the difference is puttin an effect on a source, or having two tracks - one clean and one with the effect.
@@mikkomajanen3641 thanks for the reply dude!
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is it true bypass?
true bypass ????
I actually don't know.