that’s bad news… my AK’s latency is pretty bad too. thanks!
thanks for the feedback.
It’s hard to find informations on circuits differences
Did you use a DI with the Analog Heat?
AH input are not designed for guitar impedance.
Not at all, straight in heat, Max input. 
Better than AD for certain circuits, in same conditions. I prefer AH’s Round Fuzz than AD’s harmonic Fuzz.
I tried a booster LPB1, it was worse.
I’ll try with an Art Tube DI, not sure if it’s much better !
I have used the Heat as a guitar pedal but not direct, I ran my guitar into a Vox Tonelab pedal first as it has stereo outs, then ran the output into the Heat to boost the signal and so I could use it in stereo. I had the Vox set to clean and used the distortion circuits on the Heat. It sounds awesome, I’ve very happy with it.
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Frequency response of the signal can be very diffrent if the input impedance is not significantly higher than the source impedance.
thanks for the feedback, i think i’ll go for the AH very soon
thanks for the feedback
Guitar in AH only, processed by Octatrack.
No samples.
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Man that is some awesome sounding guitar. Just into the heat . Can you give me more details about what the Octatrack was doing … Did you have a thru track ? What effects?
Much more delails here :
Don’t hesite to ask more question on the above topic. 
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What kind of guitr is that?
Love what you’re playing. So damn funky 
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how much do i have to spend for such kind of guitar?
i found sth like this, what would you recommend?
Above guitar is nylon, very different.
Mine has a different scale, A tuning. It can be changed with gauges. Around 500€ 10 years ago, high quality with inboard preamp / headphones. Actually it opened my mind to different tunings, and a simple transpose is ok.
Now I have a B tuning 6 string bass, B tuning open tuning for a guitar, 6 strings A tuning Guitalele… and I want a baritone with A tuning, a Bass VI with one octave down E tuning…
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how are you able to use such low string on a such a short scale? doesn’t it go totally oit of tune as you go up the fretboard? and arent the string loose like spaghetti?
B tuning on guitar ? (Strato like) I used a baritone strings set…
Now I have an 8 strings guitar…
wait - i’m confused - are you talking about the lapstick or just a bunch of different guitars? i thought you meant you had your lapstick as a baritone
Ah ok! I was talking about the different tunings I have with a bunch of guitars. My Lapstick has a regular tension, A tuned, as a regular guitar with capo on 5th fret. Some use stronger gauge with E tuning but I think I wouldn’t like it.
And on the videos the Lapstick is pitched down by Octatrack! 
ah i see, now it makes sense! i play mostly baritone A-A