- Jack Orman's MOSFET Boost, can run at 18V. It's a MOSFET. Everyone like MOSFETs, yah. It has a transistorized unity gain buffer at the end of it's chain. It's a SMD implementation and very small.
- A JFET, unity gain buffer, can run at 18V, put it in the switch "loop", the "backside" of the 3PDT foot switch. When the boost is engaged, the buffer is not and vice versa.
- An 18V power pump set to allow either 9V or 18V to each component, buffer and/or boost.
Would you buy something like this? Would you use it?
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JGale
A single knob boost Pedal.
- Jack Orman's MOSFET Boost, can run at 18V. It's a MOSFET. Everyone like MOSFETs, yah. It has a transistorized unity gain buffer at the end of it's chain. It's a SMD implementation and very small.
- A JFET, unity gain buffer, can run at 18V, put it in the switch "loop", the "backside" of the 3PDT foot switch. When the boost is engaged, the buffer is not and vice versa.
- An 18V power pump set to allow either 9V or 18V to each component, buffer and/or boost.
Would you buy something like this? Would you use it?
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