Mooer Micro Buffer Guitar Effects Pedal

Description

The Mooer Micro Buffer pedal is used to preserve your tone. And if you're a pedal junkie, that big pedalboard of ragtag pedals can sometimes cause dramatic tone loss. Do an experiment, stick your guitar lead directly into your amp. Listen to the sound. Now plug it in to your pedalboard and play it with all pedals off. If you may hear a big difference in sound. At times this difference can be absolutely huge! A lot of guitar players never do this. All it takes is one long cable or weird pedal to mess with your original tone. A buffer pedal solves this and other pedal and cable impedance problems. The Mooer Micro Buffer is super small and has extra features like the EQ high and low cut as well as a boost knob to make up for some loss of signal if you hear a volume drop off in your chain. Listen to the sound. All it takes is one long cable or weird pedal to mess with your original tone. At times this difference can be absolutely huge! Now plug it in to your pedalboard and play it with all pedals off. If you may hear a big difference in sound. And if you're a pedal junkie, that big pedalboard of ragtag pedals can sometimes cause dramatic tone loss. The Mooer Micro Buffer pedal is used to preserve your tone. The Mooer Micro Buffer pedal is used to preserve your tone. The Mooer Micro Buffer is super small and has extra features like the EQ high and low cut as well as a boost knob to make up for some loss of signal if you hear a volume drop off in your chain.

Key Features

• The Mooer Micro Buffer pedal is used to preserve your tone.
• And if you're a pedal junkie, that big pedalboard of ragtag pedals can sometimes cause dramatic tone loss.
• All it takes is one long cable or weird pedal to mess with your original tone.
• Do an experiment, stick your guitar lead directly into your amp.
• Now plug it in to your pedalboard and play it with all pedals off.
• The Mooer Micro Buffer is super small and has extra features like the EQ high and low cut as well as a boost knob to make up for some loss of signal if you hear a volume drop off in your chain.