by Randall Landry
by Randall Landry
Sag occurs when there is a sudden drop in power supply voltage due to the sudden increase in current draw resulting from a hard attack on a note.
by Randall Landry
In this article, I’ll provide insights gleaned from my work as a studio harmonica player in Los Angeles, the recording capital of the world.
by Randall Landry
A brief rundown on our products, their function and where to place them in your chain.
by Randall Landry
Simple process to set the levels on your pedals.
by Randall Landry
How to isolate a problem with your pedal board, it's easier than you think.
by Randall Landry
What the heck is this thing?
by Randall Landry
The first thing to note is that pedals (and processors) are designed for a certain level at the input. A proper input level is extremely important ...
by Randall Landry
Excessive preamp gain is the bane of the amplified harp player, as excessive preamp gain will in all cases increase feedback. Guitar amps are desig...
by Randall Landry
In the electronics world, a “pad” is a circuit that lowers the amplitude of a signal while providing a fixed impedance, or load, in both directions...
by Randall Landry
The Merriam-Webster definition of feedback as is follows; “a rumbling, whining, or whistling sound resulting from an amplified or broadcast signal (such as music or speech) that has been returned as input and retransmitted”.
by Randall Landry
In what order do I place my pedals? This is one of our most common questions and in this short article I try to sum it up for you without getting too nerdy.
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Sag occurs when there is a sudden drop in power supply voltage due to the sudden increase in current draw resulting from a hard attack on a note.
In this article, I’ll provide insights gleaned from my work as a studio harmonica player in Los Angeles, the recording capital of the world.
How to isolate a problem with your pedal board, it's easier than you think.
The first thing to note is that pedals (and processors) are designed for a certain level at the input. A proper input level is extremely important ...
Excessive preamp gain is the bane of the amplified harp player, as excessive preamp gain will in all cases increase feedback. Guitar amps are desig...
In the electronics world, a “pad” is a circuit that lowers the amplitude of a signal while providing a fixed impedance, or load, in both directions...
The Merriam-Webster definition of feedback as is follows; “a rumbling, whining, or whistling sound resulting from an amplified or broadcast signal (such as music or speech) that has been returned as input and retransmitted”.
In what order do I place my pedals? This is one of our most common questions and in this short article I try to sum it up for you without getting too nerdy.
