Hi All
Is there a volume dip switch on the BF-2? It's very loud and takes over on my Rig. Alll other pedals sound fine. I'm playing thru the loop.
thanks
BF-2 Volume Too Much
- Pepe
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Re: BF-2 Volume Too Much
Normally it is okay to put a modulation pedal like a flanger into the effects loop of an amp. I have had a few BF-2s and none of them had a noticeable volume boost.
Did you try it in front of the amp as well? Some people even prefer flanger into distortion, so this could be an easy solution. If you don't like that combination and if you have other dirt pedals, put them before the BF-2 and then go into your amp.
Did you try it in front of the amp as well? Some people even prefer flanger into distortion, so this could be an easy solution. If you don't like that combination and if you have other dirt pedals, put them before the BF-2 and then go into your amp.
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Re: BF-2 Volume Too Much
I've used a BF-2 in my effects loop - various amp, SS and tube - since 1984 without a problem. Never once noticed a volume change, or at least, not as dramatic as the old Electric Mistress.
How are you powering it?
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Re: BF-2 Volume Too Much
This is how I run my BF2--before my crunchy amp.Pepe wrote: ↑Tue Jan 11, 2022 6:43 amNormally it is okay to put a modulation pedal like a flanger into the effects loop of an amp. I have had a few BF-2s and none of them had a noticeable volume boost.
Did you try it in front of the amp as well? Some people even prefer flanger into distortion, so this could be an easy solution. If you don't like that combination and if you have other dirt pedals, put them before the BF-2 and then go into your amp.
OR--before the distortion pedal.
Either way (also when playing it with a clean amp), it doesn't have a noticeable boost.