Loop pedal with buffer?

[eurotrashed]

So I have plans for a loop pedal and a buffer for out front. But I only need to loop one effect (ART MR-1 reverb). Is there a plan that shows how this can all be hooked up? It seems simple in my mind. Build the buffer unit and place it in the loop in place of the bypass. Is it that easy?

 

[testing1two]

This may be overkill, but it fits the bill:

http://www.lehle.com/frameset.php?country=us&lang=en

http://www.privatereserveguitars.co...ar-Effects-Loop-Pedal-150558-i1380017.guitars

 

[eurotrashed]

The Little Lehle II is kinda what I am looking for. But I am told I would need a buffer in front of a loop.

And I would like to just put it together myself.

 

[B_of_H]

do a google search for buffers. I'd suggest an IC based buffer.

then put it between the send lug from the switch and the lug on the send jack.

 

[eurotrashed]

do a google search for buffers. I'd suggest an IC based buffer.

then put it between the send lug from the switch and the lug on the send jack.

Ok, that is exactly what I thought.

I was looking at these two diagrams, one for a loop and one for the buffer:
http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2007/Nov/The_DIY_True_Bypass_Lesson.aspx

Now, can someone tell me what that is in the buffer diagram in the upper right hand corner? Is that the 9v supply?

 

[B_of_H]

Yes, that is a 9v dc jack.

http://www.pedalpartsplus.com/mm5/m..._Code=PPP&Product_Code=6004&Category_Code=JAC

Here is a photo with a dual tb loop pedal i built

the orange thing on the bottom right is a boost and an a/b loop pedal in the same size enclosure.

 

[eurotrashed]

Great. Thanks for your help. I'm gonna rig something up this weekend.

I feel dumb for these dumb questions on here since this is sorta what I am going to college for. lol

 

[B_of_H]

Great. Thanks for your help. I'm gonna rig something up this weekend.

I feel dumb for these dumb questions on here since this is sorta what I am going to college for. lol

no problem.

I have a guy that I bounce ideas off all the time and I wouldn't be able to build much without his help.

This type of thing is very simple and I can't understand why anyone would want to pay someone else to do it.