Pure Tone Buffer : Tiny wonder
It is tiny, simple, performs the way it's supposed to, and then some.
Placed at the beginning of the signal chain, it boosts it up, giving the signal clarity, brightness and volume. (It doesn't in fact alter the volume, just creates the illusion of loudness and makes your signal more immune to those tone suckers further down the chain.)
It looks discreet and unobtrusive. Plug it in and leave it alone. In fact, as this is a unit that doesn't even have an on/off switch, perhaps it is better to stick it underneath the pedalboard, to get it out of the way.
Although it is so tiny - only marginally bigger than a matchbox - that you are not likely to save any real estate.
Perhaps there are bigger and better booster pedals out there. I can't imagine the "better" bit and as for the "bigger", no thanks. I like my Pure Tone just the way it is. Would I recommend it? Hell yeah.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Truetone
- Released in 2012
- Average price : $71
- Dimensions : 64mm x 60mm x 30mm
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