Wah or tuner first?

[Clay K]

Should I be running my wah into my tuner or tuner into wah?thanks

 

[phil b]

tuner

 

[Bash_Man]

Tuner usually first cause you want a nice clean signal.. however, I've encountered some Wahs that suck tone. so if your tuner has a buffer built in, put it after. Itll help rejuvenate the signal and bring some high-end back into your signal.

Cheers

 

[Clay K]

Thanks guys

 

[Clay K]

Bash man, it’s a turbo tuner st300 into a Zack wylde crybaby

 

[Bash_Man]

Bash man, it’s a turbo tuner st300 into a Zack wylde crybaby

did a quick looking.. the ST300 is Truebypass.. the ZW Wah is not True Bypass. It may be moddable to True Bypass. Does your budget allow for a buffer ? any other pedals on the board?

 

[Clay K]

No problem with the budget for a buffer. I have other pedals but they’re all mounted in a rack drawer and in the effects loop

 

[acceptance]

turbo tuner st300

For any of you that didn’t know, these are great.

 

[Clay K]

For any of you that didn’t know, these are great.

Yes they are

 

[Bash_Man]

No problem with the budget for a buffer. I have other pedals but they’re all mounted in a rack drawer and in the effects loop

Are the wah and tuner the only pedals going into the input of the amp?

 

[Clay K]

Gig was great. Ran the tuner first and had no issues. I use Emg”s so I think those buffer the signal to begin with? Anyways, thanks for the advice

 

[Bash_Man]

Gig was great. Ran the tuner first and had no issues. I use Emg”s so I think those buffer the signal to begin with? Anyways, thanks for the advice

Sounds great. With EMGs or Active pickups you don't need a buffer at the start of the chain... If you like the tone/sound you're getting now then don't add a buffer anywhere.

If you want to experiment with it then add a buffer to the end of pedal signal chain as the last pedal before the cable that goes to the amp.

Good luck.