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Anyone still using the Barber Linden EQ?

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and no matter what amp or combo I use, it just makes it better. Full, warm, perfect.
 
Intriguing. What does that Providence Vitalizer do for you?
It’s a buffer. The Vitalizer is one of the buffers that converts high impedance signal that are more likely to degrade the sound quality by picking up noise or losing higher frequency sound while going through the wiring and electric circuits to low impedance signal that are less likely to be affected by those problems.
 
I just received one of these yesterday from the classifieds - wow - love it! It's too bad these aren't in production. Going to explore all of the settings, but settled on this setting to try for church this morning - both switches left, treble about 9:30-10:00 and bass about 2:30-3:00 or so. I'm inexperienced with describing all the subtleties of bass tone, but what I can say is that "tone butter" (from an earlier post) is a great word for it! My clean tone right now will be strictly with the Linden for a while as I explore all of the switch settings in more detail - along with pedal order. Best pedal I've used in a while!
 
Hey, y'all.

I think this is the last thread on the Linden EQ pedal, so thought I'd ask a a question here:

Recommendations for putting the Linden before or after an Edison preamp?

Thanks in advance!

If it were my setup, I would put the Edison before the Linden to mimic a tube gain stage into an eq (kind of like an amp). I've been wanting an Edison for a while so I could try that setup. I'm pretty sure the combo will sound fantastic, so let us know how it works out
 
I may get shot for saying this but I think the Linden sounds better than the P15. I use the Linden way more. P15 is cool dont get me wrong...and when the tube warms up that puppy sounds great but the Linden is just warm and nice right out of the gate.

Do you still stand by this? I have a P15, but sometimes I wish I had something smaller for band rehearsal. Thanks.