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<blockquote data-quote="bduersch" data-source="post: 8750" data-attributes="member: 66"><p>Well, the Axess BS2 <em>after</em> the wireless really is a true buffer--it converts the signal to low impedance to reduce tone suck/signal loss through FX units & long cable runs. </p><p></p><p>The Radial Dragster's hard to describe in one word... it's a "load correcting device", or an anti-buffer?!? Some wireless units, FX units, modelers, etc. impact the tone & (worse yet) feel of the guitar you're playing... you lose that feel of being plugged directly into the front of the amp. The Dragster has a variable impedance control you can dial in to get the right feel back. Kinda wacky, but it works pretty well. Although it looks big in the picture above, it's only a 2"x2" square, so is attached to my guitar strap and connected between the guitar & wireless transmitter--These days I only use (need) it with the wireless, but I originally bought it to give my Boss GT-8 a more natural feel.</p><p></p><p>--B</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bduersch, post: 8750, member: 66"] Well, the Axess BS2 [i]after[/i] the wireless really is a true buffer--it converts the signal to low impedance to reduce tone suck/signal loss through FX units & long cable runs. The Radial Dragster's hard to describe in one word... it's a "load correcting device", or an anti-buffer?!? Some wireless units, FX units, modelers, etc. impact the tone & (worse yet) feel of the guitar you're playing... you lose that feel of being plugged directly into the front of the amp. The Dragster has a variable impedance control you can dial in to get the right feel back. Kinda wacky, but it works pretty well. Although it looks big in the picture above, it's only a 2"x2" square, so is attached to my guitar strap and connected between the guitar & wireless transmitter--These days I only use (need) it with the wireless, but I originally bought it to give my Boss GT-8 a more natural feel. --B [/QUOTE]
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