Boost line driver

Add to Cart. Make an Offer This seller is open to offers. Buy Used. Preferred Seller. Add to Cart Make an Offer. Very Good. Mxr Mc Boost Line Driver. Quick Responder. Show More. Follow this product to see new listings in your Feed! Follow this Product. Built with a rugged metal housing unit and high-grade components, this effect stands the test of time and provides consistent performance for years to come.

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It can also be used as an ultra-clean boost for solos or to drive effects for more dynamics and sensitivity.

I have a VHT Valvulator planned for after the fuzzes which provides a tube buffer and line driver. I will have a lot of trials and tribulations once I start wiring this. Just curious Messages 1, It's not bad. Pretty transparent. Honestly for the money you'd be just as well off to buy a pickup booster and leave the little switch on zero.

I had no gripes with mine it's just nothing above any other boost line driver. Cirrus Member. Messages 2, I've had one for about a year and I really like it. That said I use it as a boost, rather than to make up signal loss. But it's clear and has plenty of headroom particularly at 18 volts.

Jack DeVille Member. Conservative design in an elegant package. A buddy gave me one, and its found a permanent spot first in line on my board. I set it very low 9 o'clock max and find it makes my rig sound "better" in some mild mannered way. As a clean boost, it delivers as promised. Craig Allen Member. I bought one but am reconfiguring my board and have not used it yet.

Jack, you use it first in line? I thought the idea was to boost a signal weakened by snaking through a bunch of pedals, suggesting that it ought to go last. Messages