|
1
WB*;
where to
position? |
|
The usual position is before any effect
in the signal chain. |
|
As close to the guitar's output as possible. (notice: Fuzz and
Wah) |
|
|
|
Fuzz;
WB
before or after
Fuzz? |
|
Our experience is that
WB works very well before a
Fuzz.
|
|
|
|
Wah; WB before or
after Wah? |
|
You
can try to connect
WB after this effect since some
Wah like a
high impedance signal. |
|
WB will
start
to do it's job after
the output of
the
Wah-Wah.
|
|
|
|
2 WB's;
I have two
WB's. Where
to position? |
|
The
first
WB should be connected immediately after the guitar
as first.
(notice: 1 WB) |
|
The second device is perfect after volume pedal in order to
eliminate bandwidth cut due |
|
to volume position,
and
before ambient or modulation effects.
|
|
Don't you use a volumepedal, than position
the second WB as last in chain before the amp's input. |
|
|
|
Buffer on buffer;
I do
have a pedal with integrated buffer (Boss, Maxon Reissue) |
|
Buffer on buffer;
With the use of a
WB I get 'buffer on buffer'.
Is this a
bad thing? |
|
WB is recommended not only for
True
Bypass
chains but also for buffered ones,
since |
|
internal buffers of various effects don't match the following
input circuit for level and impedance. |
|
|
|
Digital pedals;
Does the
WB have the same effect on analog
as
digital pedals? |
|
Yes. The most common feedback is "always new strings"-effect,
more stability |
|
and presence of bass notes, clearness
and
intelligibility
of
mid-high frequencies. |
|
|
|
Wireless;
WB
and wireless systems
recommended? |
|
WB
improves matching between guitar and input circuit of the
transmitter. |
|
|
|
FX-loop;
WB
in an
(low Z)
fx-loop? |
|
Level acceptance of
WB is enough
also for +4dB signals, even in this case
we |
|
recommend (not mandatory) 18V power supply. In this position
WB
can solve |
|
some impedance mismatches in hand-made or boutique amps, which
fx-loop
is |
|
not so standard as level and impedance.
Of
course, it's main use is on pedalboards.
|
|
|
|
Bassguitar;
WB recommended?
|
|
Yes, its bandwidth is perfect also for
bassguitar. |
|
For bass equipped with active pickups, we recommend an
18V external power |
|
supply
in order to avoid possible clipping of the
strongest notes (headroom). |
|
For passive pickups
there's certainly
no problem.
|
|
|
|
NOTE:
Experiment with the positioning of the WB in the signal chain. |
|
NOTE:
What's best is what sounds
best to you! |
info@gtrgear.com
