EFFECTS BUFFERING
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EFFECTS BUFFERING
Is the Effects Loop on a Lonestar Buffered seems like it looses a little bit of clarity when the effects loop in activated
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Re: EFFECTS BUFFERING
It is, and all Mesa's are like that. They hard bypass the loop when not in use, which removes a lot of circuitry out of the audio path instead of leaving it inline all the time.micky mesa wrote:Is the Effects Loop on a Lonestar Buffered seems like it looses a little bit of clarity when the effects loop in activated
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