Yesterday Effects Pickup Simulator

Brand new. Authorized dealer. From the manufacturer: here is a useful tool for the musician who uses pedals. overview: the pickup simulator is completely passive, no power required, and fits into a small 1590a enclosure. the circuit takes a low impedance signal and transforms it into a high impedance signal which resembles that of a passive guitar pickup. the knob adjusts the resistance of the "pickup" allowing for more approximate replication. the toggle switch offers the option of single coil inductance or humbucker inductance. functionality: the pickup simulator can be used to combat low level impedance found at the output of buffered effects. a good number of pedals require high level impedance at their input. buffered outs placed before these high impedance hungry pedals, like a fuzz, tend to make the fuzz sound thin and incorrect. the pickup simulator transforms the low impedance at the output of a buffered effect into high impedance, essentially fooling the fuzz into thinkin