Does the TC Tuner act as a buffer in the signal chain, similar to Boss TU-2?
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I don't use long cables causing signal loss, so there is no buffering noticed. Aditionally, there is no mentioning of buffer feature on the pedal manual. If you realy need this feature get a Morley AB switch. It's affordable and you still can you the TC, which is great!
2049936
No. The tweeters operate at different frequencies than the mid range driver. These frequencies are separated by what's called a passive crossover.
2030025
Yes, that's the best place to connected it into the pedal chain. Usually just after the tuner if you are using one. Good luck.
820486
I use this for one signal coming from my receiver that gets spilt and goes to 2 different subwoofer amps. Hope that helps
2265995
you can't compare the two. The tuners technology is made for a specific use. based on my findings I have not experienced any dropouts or slow buffering just great consistent sound.
866838
I don't know, but i tested other trasmitter (other brand) in each channel with RT 16, and did not works
1896373
I'm not sure on a technical level how much signal boost this pedal can provide, and I've seen nothing online either, but I've used it straight into a PA without a guitar amp (it's an amp simulator so that sounds pretty good) and it had more than enough signal to work with.
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It can be used as a preamp. The T1 is a tube DAC with a solid state amplifier. Many people get this confused. You should be able to connect the T1 to your USB source and then use the line out to the receiver. Be sure to keep the toggle switched to 'usb'. It will "color" the sound differently depending on the model/type of tube you have in the DAC.
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i looked at the back of the tx-8255 online. i can see it has a ground connection and phono rca connections. i returned this item due to bad tuner reception and other issues.
714897
It's posted online here: http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/3400664/tc_ditto_x2_looper_manual_english.pdf
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I don't know blue tooth, but it might be helpful to remember that the TCC is just an audio preamplifier. It takes little signals from preamplifiers and boosts them up to another 35db. I use mine to boost an IF signal from my shortwave radio. For your reference, without my TCC, I can hear the signal, but it is way too low. With the TCC in the signal path, it boosts it up to the "correct" level. I have the volume knob on the TCC turned to 95% of full volume. It works just fine for me. I hate the lack of specs they give on equipment these days. For example, they don't usually mention input and output impedances. These things matter, but I took a chance and it worked out fine. Good luck. I don't know blue tooth, but it might be helpful to remember that the TCC is just an audio preamplifier. It takes little signals from preamplifiers and boosts them up to another 35db. I use mine to boost an IF signal from my shortwave radio. For your reference, without my TCC, I can hear the signal, but it is way too low. With the TCC in the signal path, it boosts it up to the "correct" level. I have the volume knob on the TCC turned to 95% of full volume. It works just fine for me. I hate the lack of specs they give on equipment these days. For example, they don't usually mention... » Read More I don't know blue tooth, but it might be helpful to remember that the TCC is just an audio preamplifier. It takes little signals from preamplifiers and boosts them up to another 35db. I use mine to boost an IF signal from my shortwave radio. For your reference, without my TCC, I can hear the signal, but it is way too low. With the TCC in the signal path, it boosts it up to the "correct" level. I have the volume knob on the TCC turned to 95% of full volume. It works just fine for me. I hate the lack of specs they give on equipment these days. For example, they don't usually mention input and output impedances. These things matter, but I took a chance and it worked out fine. Good luck. « Show Less
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If you google the remote punch eq, it is a bass knob. They are basically level controls for the amplifiers. Per the rockford fosgate site, Remote Level Control offers remote level control of the amplifier. Once the on-board gain control is set, the PLC2 can attenuate (and not increase) the level from that point. Cable and mounting hardware included. For use with compact 2013 and newer PUNCH amplifiers. I provided a link below for you, hopefully it will help, thank you.http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/plc2
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S.Payne is correct. The "Special Input" is called a pre-amp to boost the very low signal from the turntable's cartridge up to something the receiver can use. I have the "TCC TC-750 BLACK Audiophile Phono Preamp, Pre-amp (Preamplifier)" and I am very happy with it, however there are other, more cost effective pre-amps available on Amazon depending on the audio quality you are looking for.
578235
Yes, it just amplifies the signal coming in through the coax. It does not change it.
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That's what it does best, as far as the gain channel goes. The range that it covers without much tweaking is between the Clapton style overdrive and say, Judas Priest style 80's metal. More subtle than that and you'll need a boost in front of the clean channel (which it actually handles well). If you want something more brutal, stick a pedal in front. Just remember that it's a 1x12 combo and not a thiele cab.
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when u link up to bt it automatically stays in the top right corner until u disconnect. when u use ur source button it changes from any mode u want and tuner should always stay unless u press the source button to change to different it mode
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Sorry, I dont know, I use it to control a Boss loop station ant it Works great