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Thanks Ned. The issue I described is valid if the MP is the only pedal in the chain (guitar-mp-amp). I tested it that way and noticed the same issues. It’s a cool pedal but not worth the trouble to me; I sent it back. Thanks for everyone’s input.
sugarshedMemberJohn J, Thanks; that info is very helpful. Have you heard the analogman mod and can you elaborate on how it changes the tone/operation? I would not use the dry out and could basically do away with it. The looper is a good idea and I do use two however do not want the MP in either loop unless it is TB and do not want to use a dedicated looper just for the MP. Tone is subjective; what I find objectionable, others may not and vice versa. This is why I have tried to stay away from such a discussion. Thanks again for your comments.
sugarshedMemberElectro-Melx, I agree with you and my original post shows that your point was exactly my purpose for posting here. Any answers?
sugarshedMemberJulian, no need for an apology friend. I really did appreciate your point and response. What I really need thought is a wiring diagram and a picture or maybe a schematic of the pedal if EH could provide that. I am either going to mod it or off it.
sugarshedMemberI appreciate your point however, as I originally stated, it alters my tone quite a bit. The Micro POG would definitely not be my first choice for a buffer pedal.
sugarshedMemberNeither the fx out or dry out are true bypass or even Clinton bypass. Unplug the power and both are dead.
sugarshedMemberNed, Thanks for the response. Advice, instructions & pictures of the mod would be most helpful.
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