Is the Wampler tumnus buffered?

The Wampler Tumnus features a worn gold finish, three controls for level, gain and treble, and operates solely on a 9V DC power supply because of its micro-pedal housing. The Tumnus uses a buffered signal, and like all Wampler pedals, construction is bulletproof and reliable.

What is the Wampler tumnus based on?

Wampler’s Take on a Legendary Overdrive Bring one of the most sought-after overdrives to your rig with the Wampler Pedals Tumnus overdrive pedal. Painstakingly modeled after the legendary gold overdrive pedal that sports a mythical half-man, half-horse logo, the Tumnus delivers incredible overdrive tones.

Is Tumnus a Klon clone?

Wampler Tumnus Deluxe Tumnus’ from the fictional series The Chronicles of Narnia – is a very affordable and compact clone built to recreate the tones of the original Klon Centaur. Although stylistically it looks quite different to the Klon, the Tumnus faithfully recreates the Klon’s tonal profile.

Is the Tumnus true bypass?

With the Tumnus Deluxe’s side-mounted buffered / true bypass control, attaining that uncolored sound is as easy as flipping a switch. Brian Wampler’s attention to detail and commitment to designing the best and most player-friendly products out there are second to none.

Can you use two overdrive pedals together?

The term “stacking” refers to connecting more than one overdrive, distortion, or fuzz pedal together and using them both at the same time. In order to get these “stacked” pedals to sound and work properly you’ll need to use them a little differently than you would if they were ran alone.

What order should I stack overdrive pedals in?

The first and very effective approach when stacking overdrives, is to place a transparent overdrive first in the chain, followed by a mid-hump overdrive. The transparent overdrive pedal helps you to sculpt your base tone. You can use it to add warmth and a bit of grit to your tone.

Why is the Klon Centaur so good?

The Klon is particularly celebrated for the ‘transparent’ nature of its overdrive. In essence, this means that the pedal causes your signal to overdrive, without ‘colouring’ your tone in any way. It adds warmth and gain to your tone, whilst preserving the natural sound of your guitar and amp.

How do you combine pedals?

Plug your guitar into the ‘input’ jack of your pedal. Then plug the other cable into the output jack of the pedal. This cable then connects to the input on your guitar amp. Most amps have the guitar input on the front, while others have the input on the top or back.