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JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal
JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal
JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal
JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal
JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal
JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal

JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal Buffer

Product ID : 37001246
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Galleon Product ID 37001246
UPC / ISBN 724519470238
Shipping Weight 0.46 lbs
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Model Little Black Buffer
Manufacturer JHS Pedals
Shipping Dimension 5.75 x 3.46 x 3.27 inches
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JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal Features

  • Restores the high end detail, output level, and tonal character that involved pedal chains and long cable runs steal away

  • Mount it on the underside of your pedal board to use as a low profile always on

  • Converts your guitar’s hi Z signal to lo Z for driving long cables and pedal chains

  • Retains the original tone of your guitar without tone loss from other gear in your signal chain

  • Designed to be compact, sturdy, and simple to integrate into your rig

  • Black powder coating keeps the buffer hidden in the background


About JHS Pedals JHS Little Black Buffer Guitar Signal

Though it’s a fairly nondescript-looking piece of gear, our Little Black Buffer may be the most powerful tone-shaping tool that you put on your pedalboard. By adding it to your signal path, you’ll restore all the high-end detail, output level, and tonal character that involved pedal chains and long cable runs steal away. And because the Little Black Buffer is an on-all-the-time sort of thing, you can save precious real estate by mounting it on the underside of your pedalboard. Give the Little Black Buffer a try. You’ll wonder how you went so long without one.