gtv wrote: 05 Jan 2026, 00:01 Well, so the logic is following

1. Down - "slightly" boost
2. Middle - no boost
3. Up - boost

Am I right?

That's right!

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Vasili

gtv wrote: 04 Jan 2026, 23:50

Wow, nice to see this old one!
I can definitely say this pedal doesn't have a converter, so you can use a 12V power supply. Just be careful with polarity - the Warmer needs a center-negative power plug.

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Hi There

I have probably rather old version of Warmer that I bought at secondary market that has just two switches

3-position marked with "Bass Key" pictogram - Not sure, but looks like cut/keep/boost bass
2-position marked with "Lightning" pictogram - I guess it controls clipping mode ...

gtv wrote: 04 Jan 2026, 22:30 Can the Warmer (2 switch version) be powered with 12V PSU?

Hi! Could you show a photo of the inside of the pedal? The early 2-toggle versions didn't have an internal voltage doubler, while later ones did. The answer depends on your particular version.

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Hello! I'm interested in opinions on which 12AX7 preamp tubes (and their equivalents) produce the highest gain?



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Hello Vasili!

Regarding the IR length, I totally get what you are saying and think that having an IR player capability with 20ms is really great for a preamp priced that fair.
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