STG Soundlabs BAM (buffered attenuator multiple) module guitar cord and adjust the duration of

and adjust the duration of the LFO cycles accordingly

a noise source is used because this creates a number of musically pleasing 'random' effects

you should use the Pre-Amp sub-module in the RS70 to boost it to an appropriate level

There is no funny midrange hump or loss of bottom end to SPOIL the sound of your guitar and amp that you have so carefully chosen

Mixing the dry

STG Soundlabs BAM (buffered attenuator multiple) module guitar cord and adjust the duration ofThe STG Soundlabs (Suit and Tie Guy) . BAM module is a buffered attenuator multiple. It's actually a bipolar attenuator with a gain ratio of 2: 1 which cascades into a 1 in 4 out buffered multiple. When the multiple input jack is used, the normalled connection from the bipolar attenuator to the buffered multiple is broken; therefore you can use each section independently or together. The . BAM is just 4hp and draws minimal power.