Old guitar buffer circuit designs got a bad reputation because they colored the tone, added noise and distortion; and if the battery ever died so did your signal. The Redeemer's innovative new circuitry solves all these problems! Listen to what it does for a lap steel guitar and check out the videos below
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Transparent, flat frequency from 10Hz to 50kHz won't color your tone.
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Crystal clear, flat phase response improves signal definition and image.
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Super high input-Z more than 20Mohms, great for all pick-ups.
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Rollback your volume without tone loss.
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Low output-Z less than 75 ohms can drive hundreds of feet of cable, and...
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Suppress cable noise, and...
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Be used as a guitar signal splitter, and...
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To plug directly into any mixer line input without using a tone killing DI box.
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Extremely low distortion (appx. 0.0005% THD+N).
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Extremely low noise (less than -125dBu).
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Long battery life, 300+ hours with an alkaline battery (less than 3mA draw).
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Dead battery mode allows enough signal so you can keep the show going.
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3.6V to 24VDC for extra headroom.
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Easy Installation kit, just two wires to connect the circuit.
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Less than the cost of a high quality, low capacitance guitar cable.
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Appx. 1" x 3/4" x 5/16"
High impedance magnetic and piezo pick-ups benefit the most, but even active pick-ups can benefit. Why? Because active pick-ups typically still have about a 2K ohms moderately high output impedance. This is on purpose so they can be blended and summed together; and rolling back on the volume pot raises the impedance some more. Adding the Redeemer install kit as your guitar's final output buffer circuit makes your instrument bullet-proof to tone loss.
