[sdiy] reamp?

[harry]

WOW !!!

You had a really COOL teacher then....

They taught me that Moses was trying to escape from Pharoah's army
and got caught at the bank of the Red Sea. So he called the Army Corps
of Engineers who promptly built a pontoon bridge and Moses and the
Israelites were able to escape. When they saw Pharoah trying to follow them
across the bridge, Moses called in theAir Force and a squadron of Huey
Cobras
destroyed the bridge with a missle strike. Pharoah and his tanks were sent
to
the bottom of the Red Sea, and Moses and his people were safe.

That isn't exactly what they told me... you would not BELIEVE what they
actually told me....

H^) harry

Tim Escobedo wrote:

> The union between guitar and fuzzbox is a holy one, and any "buffer"
> between the two constitutes tampering with God's grand plan...
>
> At least that's what they taught me in Sunday school.
>
> --- Grant Richter <grichter at asapnet.net> wrote:
> > It is a rather poor design that is dependent on the source. Any
> > halfway
> > decent design will have a buffer at the input to prevent loading on
> > the
> > source. Also to prevent circuit action from being dependent on the
> > source,
> > otherwise the device will behave differently with every guitar.
> >
> > But these ARE guitar pedals we are talking about, and I have seen
> > some
> > designs that are completely laughable. They may have been profitable
> > to
> > sell, but they are still crap designs. There is just not that much
> > you can
> > do with one transistor and a 9 volt battery.
> >
> > >
> > > If the fx box needs a high source impedance, why not put just a
> > > resistor in series with the input?
> > >
> > > A transformer is much closer to a guitar pickup impedancewise.
> > >
> >
> >
>
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