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silvercn
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April 05, 18 5:22 PM (permalink)

HOF 2 verb pedal

I hope this topic is okay here. Recently got a TC Helcion HOF 2 reverb pedal to use on my acoustic pedal board. Bought used, in mint condition. On my signal chain it's the last before my amp..Loudbox Artist. When I engage it, there is a noticeable reduction of my guitar volume. Shouldn't be right?? The verb sounds nice, but ...or is this what happens using an acoustic guitar with it!

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    bluzdog
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    Re: HOF 2 verb pedal April 06, 18 2:43 PM (permalink)
    Are you plugged into the mono out or the stereo out?
     
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    silvercn
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    Re: HOF 2 verb pedal April 06, 18 8:57 PM (permalink)
    Yeah using mono. After more time I think I'm just getting used to the tonal changes from the dry to verb signal. Maybe because I have been used to a verb preset quality within the Play Acoustic, and or my Loudbox versus this pedal...i have to say it is nice..just different..hard to inarticulate. 
    post edited by silvercn - April 06, 18 10:48 PM

    Charles 
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