Fender Level Set Buffer Manual
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Place the Level Set Buffer at the beginning of your signal chain, right after your guitar. This ensures that your guitar signal remains strong and clear as it travels through your effects.
Use a 9V DC power supply with a negative center pin. Ensure the power supply provides at least 50mA of current.
Yes, the Level Set Buffer is designed to work with both active and passive pickups, maintaining consistent signal quality.
Check all cable connections and ensure they are secure. Make sure the power supply is not introducing noise and try isolating the pedal from other devices to determine if interference is the cause.
The Hi-Freq switch allows you to adjust the high-frequency response of your signal, helping to compensate for any tonal loss that might occur with longer cable runs.
Keep the pedal clean and free of dust. Regularly check and clean the input and output jacks. Ensure that cables and power supply connections are in good condition.
The Level Set Buffer is a mono pedal and is not designed for stereo use. It should be used in mono signal chains only.
The Level Set Buffer does not support battery operation. It requires an external 9V DC power supply to function.
Yes, the Level Set Buffer is designed to be used with other effects pedals, helping maintain signal integrity throughout your pedalboard.
The Load switch adjusts the input impedance of the pedal, allowing you to match the buffer to your guitar’s pickups for optimal tonal response.