Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sat Jun 06, 2020 12:32 pm
Anyone interested in these buffer units I made as projects.They work like the old lillizy of years ago ,preserving your highs and clarity / note separation . One is a very quirky design / enclosure made out out of a tobacco tin !
You just plug straight into end plate and then your normal lead,which turns the buffer on.Runs on pp3 9 volt battery.I am asking £25 per unit and this price includes postage.Thanks for looking Dave.
You just plug straight into end plate and then your normal lead,which turns the buffer on.Runs on pp3 9 volt battery.I am asking £25 per unit and this price includes postage.Thanks for looking Dave.
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sat Jun 06, 2020 6:03 pm
Hey Dave,
just a thought, you should put this in the 'For Sale' section. It gets a bit more traffic, and, if these perform as well as Li'l Izzys, that's a great price and they deserve to get snapped up.
I also like the tobacco tin concept, funky!
just a thought, you should put this in the 'For Sale' section. It gets a bit more traffic, and, if these perform as well as Li'l Izzys, that's a great price and they deserve to get snapped up.
I also like the tobacco tin concept, funky!
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sat Jun 06, 2020 6:39 pm
Hi Danny,
Thanks for the reply. Can you automatically change where the ad goes or do I have to do another.
The units do work well.I did a country music weekend gig just before lockdown with one of my other units( I made 4 total ,2 as shown,one with variable impedance control and one with a 6db high frequency boost).
Thanks for the reply. Can you automatically change where the ad goes or do I have to do another.
The units do work well.I did a country music weekend gig just before lockdown with one of my other units( I made 4 total ,2 as shown,one with variable impedance control and one with a 6db high frequency boost).
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sat Jun 06, 2020 7:57 pm
Sorry Dave, I don't have a scooby. I think your best bet is to ask the moderators, Arcada or Bob Adams. Those guys have the magic up their sleeves. Good luck!
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sat Jun 06, 2020 8:06 pm
Topic moved!
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sun Jun 07, 2020 9:29 am
Thankyou Arcada.
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Thu Jun 11, 2020 9:28 am
Hi mate,
I'm interested. How many of these units have you got? Been looking for a more ergonomically good version of these for a while (straight out of the guitar, no leg mounts or extra cables and messing about when setting up.)
I'm interested. How many of these units have you got? Been looking for a more ergonomically good version of these for a while (straight out of the guitar, no leg mounts or extra cables and messing about when setting up.)
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Thu Jun 11, 2020 9:45 am
Hi Steven,
I've got the 2 for sale. Didn't we talk about these some time ago on a different platform ....FB ? They weren't for sale at the time ,however I cnt use them all at the same time lol !!
I've got the 2 for sale. Didn't we talk about these some time ago on a different platform ....FB ? They weren't for sale at the time ,however I cnt use them all at the same time lol !!
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Thu Jun 11, 2020 10:15 am
dave hepworth wrote:Hi Steven,
I've got the 2 for sale. Didn't we talk about these some time ago on a different platform ....FB ? They weren't for sale at the time ,however I cnt use them all at the same time lol !!
Yes that's right. I was impressed back then too
Re: Hi to low impedance buffers.
Sat Jun 13, 2020 10:31 am
Blue one sold thankyou .Tobacco tin buffer still available.It is more sturdy than it looks as the Jack plug is mounted onto a riveted copper base plate to reinforce the back of tin.