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I still want more info about using the EUNA loop.
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- BUFFER
- EUNA
- FUZZ
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What about "always on" pedals at the front?
If you have an "always-on" at the front, that essentially is your input buffer, because it's the first thing the passive guitar sees. Whether it is...
- always on
- BUFFER
- EUNA
- PREAMP
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What does it mean when someone refers to a circuit as "just a buffer?"
As with many topics, especially in the world of guitar effects, "buffer" can be a controversial term. Sometimes you'll hear you must have one, or y...
- BUFFER
- EUNA
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Why should I try EUNA when I have other buffers in the chain?
The buffer in the TU-3 is not a bad place to start, it is very low noise. But it does have some tonal issues to me, I think in fairness it was desi...
- EUNA
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Q - What is the difference between EUNA and OAMP? Do I need both?
A - The two are definitely designed to work together as bookends on a pedal rig, although one of the reasons I put them in separate boxes is so you...
- EUNA
- FAQ
- OAMP
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Q - Why does EUNA want to be first? What's up with fuzzes and wahs?
Why does EUNA want to be first? I always recommend that EUNA be first in the chain, because the passive output of the guitar is the most sensitive ...
- EUNA
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I still want more info about using the EUNA loop.