Less Pedals = More Tone...!

Maybe less pedals does equal more tone : r/guitarpedals - Reddit

My tone is better with less pedals. I thought I'd avoided tone suck as my board grew over the years (buffers, etc.) but the signal is definitely stronger and ...

Is anyone else just using less Pedals in general? | The Gear Page

I'm using more effects than ever now that I'm not gigging. For years my pedalboard was very minimal, sometimes a tuner was all I had, sometimes ...

Less Pedals = More Tone...! | My Les Paul Forum

:laugh2: ). It is true that having more pedals will change your sound, less pedals will usually sound better to most ears. But there are ...

Do you notice better tone when you plug straight in with no pedals ...

Pedals in themselves remove a lot of your original passive tone that is most represented by short cable and a low capacitance cable going ...

more or less - homenoise

... pedal in multiple ways by not being limited to only amplifying a ... tone of your guitar without ruining the instrument's unique and characteristic sound.

Better Guitar Tones With No Pedals? - That Pedal Show - YouTube

Don't like 'normal' guitar pedals? We explore EQ, boost, attenuators & more to get great guitar tone Life too short for long YouTube videos?

less pedals =better sound. - Amps - Harmony Central

Sorry for such a long post but I the moral of my story is that if you have a good amp, ditch the pedals and see what you get. For me it's been a ...

How many pedals before tone suck. - Official PRS Guitars Forum

A good power supply is an important step, or just use batteries. Most tuners are buffered, and sound terrible, not because buffers are bad, but ...

Is less really more? Let's talk pedalboards - Mixdown Magazine

From a more tonally conscious perspective, the argument for fewer pedals is that it keeps the signal from the guitar to the amp cleaner and ...

Pedals affecting Tone???? - Pearl Jam Community

well like most people have said, it's all about how you want it to sound. That being said, the more effects you layer on, the less of your ...

Tackling Tone Suck - Sound On Sound

More pertinent to 'tone suck' is what happens when you bypass your pedals. Today, almost all pedals (there are exceptions, as I'll explain later) use one of two ...

Using Pedals And Maintaining Good Tone - Premier Guitar

More Loops! True-bypass loop switchers allow you to connect all the individual pedals on your board to individual true-bypass loops, or perhaps ...

True bypass vs Buffered pedals: How to fix your tone - Andertons Blog

Remember, a low impedance signal means there is less resistance further down the chain and therefore less signal loss, or “tone suck” as ...

does having multiple pedals really damage your tone? - TalkBass.com

Preserve original tone, not a long chain of cables. You wont have to worry about your clean tone being messed up by pedals, just think of ...

So… true bypass is a tone suck on all my pedals? (Audio example ...

The longer the signal path, the greater the tone loss… Remember: buffered bypass is good, don't buy into to all the “true bypass” hype…

Top 5 Reasons for Tone Suck - YouTube

00:00 Introduction ; 00:18 What is Tone Suck? ; 01:13 Passive Volume Pedals ; 04:23 Too Many True Bypass Pedals ; 07:16 Too Many Buffers ...

less pedals =better sound. - Page 2 - Amps - Harmony Central

I'd be on both sides. I know that for me, the FEWER pedals I have, the more the sound fits the music I play. I will always have a delay , chorus ...

Tone loss when going though pedal chain | TalkBass.com

That's important to me, as I might be effect-less 50% or more of the time on some gigs. All but one of the loops only have one pedal in them.

Why True Bypass Pedals can Suck Tone! - Carl's Custom Amps

Pretty much every solution for tone sucking has that same problem. My biggest suggestion is to use the bare minimum of the pedals you need. Less is more...what ...

Can Too Many Guitar Pedals Weaken Your Signal Chain?

Some pedals have more going on inside, and many argue that pedals with cheaper components have more of a negative effect on your tone. Plug ...