Buffer pedals comparison

Buffer Pedals Comparison:
MXR MC-401 CAE Booster / Line Driver
Wampler Clean Buffer
Mad Professor Ruby Red Booster
AMP:
Marshall 1923C 85th Anniversary Combo
Classic / Clean Channel / Mode
GUITAR:
Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster
Seymour Duncan Antiquity II Surf pickups
CABLES:
Mogami 2524 Instrument cable - 2 X 6 meters

[@87RedSpecial]

when you connect different pedals that edgier sound is a lot useful because you loose a bit of high end when you connect a lot of pedals i use the wampler clean buffer but the one without the switch and it stays always on :) great demo I think it's the ultimate buffer demo..

[@87RedSpecial]

i use the clean buffer without switch so is always on.. then i have the hardwire cm 2.. the hardwire sc 2 and the wampler pinnacle.. but with my amp i can run the whole pedalboard in the loop when i do that the signal is buffer.. cm2 sc2 pinnacle.. hardwire cr 7 hardwire dl 8 hardwire rv7 and the bbe sonic stomp. in my opinion it works better in the first way especially the distortion tones. maybe the sovereign and the tweed don't want that hi fi sound that the buffer gives to them

[@hermeticoguitar]

Well, I would like buffers to be more transparent, anyway.
That edgier sound makes the sound a bit hollow, something that I don't dig.
But, what surprised me really in this test was the TRUE BYPASS mode.
With pedals switched off, the Wampler's true bypass mode sounded loud, punchy and with enough high end, as if very low signal degradation took place, while the MXR MC-401 was a real tone sucker in true bypass mode!.
The buffer is negativelly affecting Sovereign and '57 tweed, when in front.

[@fuzZ_Master]

Jejeje, el caso es que tengo uno, y ahora mismo lo uso de line driver, sabiendo esa faceta de mxr hubiera mira otro booster, tendre encuenta esos dos que recomiendas, gracias

[@fuzZ_Master]

Estaria bien que probaras el MXR MC-401 CAE a 18v para ver que diferencia hay

[@hermeticoguitar]

Posiblemente mejoraría el sonido una vez enchufado pero, lo curioso del caso es que este pedal chupa tono en modo true bypass!!!

[@1elliottmoose]

Nice playing. Audio could've been clearer but I got the idea!

[@hermeticoguitar]

Honestamente, los dos únicos boosters que recomendaría con los ojos cerrados son el Mad Professor Ruby Red Booster y el Wampler Decibel+ (ninguno de los anteriores de Wampler).
Como te he dicho, el MXR es un chupa-tono incluso no activo, así que puedes imaginar que, aún haciendo un trabajo muy decente, hay un claro salto en calidad, comparado con el Ruby Red Booster o el Decibel+.

[@fuzZ_Master]

Y usandolo al principo de la cadena de efectos siempre encendido y en posicion de cero, ¿Que opinion te merece?

[@silviaangelica1385]

Thaís buffer wampler is 9v ouro 18v?

[@hermeticoguitar]

Who knows!.
Audio is so unpredictable, sometimes!

[@motion2freedom]

i just hate how buffers suck low frequencies

[@jungacayan7805]

Petr Mogilevsky
all pedal fx are buffers even Boss brands,,,,,,Mxr,TC,etc.when it turns On it buffer,,,,also multi fx are buffers,,,,,,,,but it sound so bad when we do not use a buffer,,,,it suck all,all the tone,,,even Low ang High frequencies,,,,,,,,,

[@nickshikin506]

mxr is sounding bad in bypass because it is NOT realy true bypass, it calls - 'brown' bypass,