Rockboard Natural Sound Buffer V2
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Essential Information About the Rockboard Natural Sound Buffer V2
Essential Information About the Rockboard Natural Sound Buffer V2
- Active buffer with operational amplifier (Op Amp) to stabilize impedance and preserve your signal.
- Reduces high-frequency loss caused by cable capacitance, especially with long cable runs or numerous effects.
- Restores presence and attack for a clearer, more "alive," and better-defined sound in the mix.
- Compact format and metal housing: ideal for pedalboards, robust for the stage.
Manufacturer Information
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An Essential Tool to Maintain Signal Integrity on a Modern Pedalboard
The longer your chain becomes (longer cables, chaining pedals, multiple patches), the more your guitar can lose clarity and brightness, as if the sound is "muffled." The Rockboard Natural Sound Buffer V2 is designed to counteract this phenomenon by isolating your signal from the unwanted effects of cable capacitance and low-impedance inputs. The result: a healthier foundation for the entire pedalboard without having to change your amp or pedals.
Who Is It For, Which Styles, and When to Use It?
The Natural Sound Buffer V2 is intended for any guitarist or bassist who wants to preserve the character of their instrument in a real-world setup: rehearsal, live, home studio, or dense pedalboard. It is particularly relevant if you use multiple true bypass pedals, long cable lengths (amp send-return, large stages), or if you feel your sound lacks highs, dynamics, or precision.
This is not an "audible" effect in the creative sense but a signal quality tool: rock, blues, pop, metal, funk, ambient... regardless of style, the goal is the same: to maintain a defined, stable, and convincing sound, especially when lowering the guitar volume, playing rich chords, or seeking a clear attack.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Buffer | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
| Enclosure material | metal | Power connector | 2.1 mm x 5.5 mm coaxial plug |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 74 mm x 42 mm x 33 mm | Internal polarity | negative (-) |
| Weight | 92 g | Battery operation | no |
| Input | 6.35 mm mono jack | Included accessories | documentation |
| Output | 6.35 mm mono jack | Required power supply | 9 V DC |
| Power supply | 9 V DC adapter (optional) | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Rockboard Natural Sound Buffer V2 useful with many true bypass pedals?
With several true bypass pedals and successive patch cables, this analog buffer limits capacitance effects that can attenuate the highs in the signal.
Where should a buffer be placed on a guitar pedalboard?
Placement is often at the beginning of the chain, between the guitar and the other effects. Some pedals sensitive to impedance, such as fuzz or vintage boosts, might require a different positioning. Connections are made via a mono input and output using 6.35 mm jack connectors.
Does this buffer change the guitar's tone?
Its role is to preserve the instrument's character rather than add a boost-type coloration. The intended result maintains sharp attacks and a less dull high end on a crowded pedalboard.
What power supply is needed for the Natural Sound Buffer V2?
The required power supply is 9 V DC; according to the provided specifications, this pedal format does not operate on batteries.
What are the dimensions of the Rockboard Natural Sound Buffer V2?
Its black enclosure measures 74 x 42 x 33 mm and weighs 92 g, which facilitates integration on a compact pedalboard.
