The 2014 DOD Bifet Boost 410, based on the original DOD Bifet Preamp 410 circuit, uses top - notch upgraded components. It can elevate your guitar tone to new heights. A unique selectable Buffer On/Off switch offers great flexibility. You can place it at the start of your FX chain with the buffer off to avoid affecting distortion pedals, or put it at the end to compensate for signal loss in busy pedal chains. True bypass ensures your signal stays intact when the pedal is off. With a modern 9V DC power supply input, it fits well on any pedal board. Features include a ¼” Instrument input and output jack, a 3.9M Ohm input impedance, an all - metal chassis, a 9V alkaline dry battery or PS0913DC power supply option, dimensions of 2.63' (W) x 2.25' (H) x 4.68' (L), and it weighs just 0.62 lbs.
Using the Digitech DOD Bifet Boost 410 is easy. First, connect it to your guitar using the ¼” instrument jack. You can decide where to place it in your effects chain. If you have distortion pedals, start with the buffer off. If you notice signal loss at the end of your chain, turn the buffer on. When you're done playing, switch the pedal off. This ensures true bypass and your signal won't be affected. For power, you can use a 9V alkaline dry battery or the PS0913DC power supply. Keep the pedal in a dry place and avoid dropping it. If it gets dirty, use a soft, dry cloth to clean it. That's all you need to know to get the most out of your pedal.
