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Normally, a buffer is a unity gain device...-.

...-.used for improving impedance mismatches in components, or for driving long cable runs. A buffer presents a high input impedance to the driving component and a very low output impedance to the component that is driven. The FX01 is actually not a buffer in the classical sense, as it adds gain and has a volume knob, so it is actually what most would call a single input preamp.

There is long thread on the device at AK linked below:

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  • Normally, a buffer is a unity gain device...-. - viridian 16:16:13 07/17/21 (0)
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