Three positions (switch): tubesim (a little warmer to say), standard and flat (the distortion affects the whole spectrum of sound from which a more fuzzy).

Usually if the cables do not move a lot or get bent all the time, they should last for years. If there is any abuse, they should be inspected if something seems to change. These patch cables tend to be so short, their performance should be near excellent. My personal preference is to solder all cables from high quality silicone cables (Cordial, Gotham...) to reasonable lengths. Neutrik or thinner angled metal plugs. DI (DSM OmniCabSim D eLux e - always on, but using the 'through' output to the amp, reserving the processed signal to send to FOH)Basically, it says drive or fuzz (switch)? At what level of drive (distortion button) and what volume button (output). I already owned the The thing that puts me off solderless kits is that I *feel* they're not very solid. Maybe it's just my feeling and they work beautifully, I don't know. I'm happy to solder anyway... but I prefer them already made (while I can solder well, I prefer to use my time doing other things, like reading BC 😛 ) There I am delighted: it retains the possibility of a slight push and drive, in addition, we may well distort the sound! That's my feeling too: that it's probably one (or more) or the patch cables, or a particularly bad pedal but I've tried them all in isolation at various points and none seemed bad. The 2015 Studio Edition comes with a complete new design, optimized signal path, a new signal relay switch, protection against over voltage use up to 18V and can be powered with anything from 9-12V DC. Features

However if you are getting significant signal loss with an active bass, your bass already has a buffer in it, and adding another one won't make much difference. Signal loss after a buffer stage often means you have a damaged patch cable somewhere!

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I've been replacing, adding, changing things over the past few months, and I realised last week that I have a significant signal loss. The volume drop is noticeable and it feels a bit... muffled... just a bit, compared to plugging straight in, or through a single pedal (so that I still use the same long cables) Are you quite happy that the cumulative draw of all your pedals does not exceed the maximum allowed by your power supply? Q2: Cables. The patch cables I use have been accumulated over the years. ...there are lots of patch cables advertised everywhere, some with pretty amazing claims (of course) so it's hard to decide which ones are really good and which ones are just exaggerating: which patch cables would people here recommend for a pedalboard the size of mine? DI (DSM OmniCabSim DeLuxe - always on, but using the 'through' output to the amp, reserving the processed signal to send to FOH)This pedal keeps the same design as its big sister, in the positions tubesim or standard that it distorts the treble and midrange, the bass keeping quiet. Thus, the distortion obtained custody of the personality of your instrument. And that's good!