The Vitalizer created by Providence is neither a buffer, a booster or for that matter, a preamplifier. Rather it is a unique circuit that converts the signal to a low impedance level to transmit a stronger signal without embellishing or amplifying the original sound.

The Vitalizer emits a strong signal that provides maximum protection from signal deterioration while it is being transmitted through effectors or long cables. Thus, whether you’re performing in a large, dome-class concert venue or a small-scale live house, no matter how much the scale of the musical environment changes, the Vitalizer enables you to perform using the same guitar system, without altering the settings of the amplifier and effectors you use everyday.

Whether it’s for recording sessions that require rendering of subtle nuances, for concerts that require conveying a crisp, well-modulated sound over great distances without signal loss, or other such events, the Vitalizer is fast becoming a necessity for top-professionals in today’s musical world.

Conversely, in our continuously ongoing effort to seek out a better sound, we became aware that there are still certain areas that have not been resolved. The case in point being: “the guitar circuit in the guitar system.”

With conventional guitar circuits, depending on the circuit or parts used, sound loss often occurs in relation to the sound created by the guitar player and the guitar. The sound loss from the audio signal of a guitar that was considered only natural up until now, we found to be actually quite substantial.

Whether it’s the subtle picking nuances during the performance or the louder sounds created with a hard playing attack, the original sound was not communicated as intended due to signal loss in the guitar circuit.

But all this has now been resolved thanks to the introduction of the Vitalizer-G, a specialized circuit for application with the guitar developed based on Providence’s concept of utilizing Vitalizer technology. The Vitalizer-G was developed to deliver the original sound created by the guitar and the guitar player by conveying the signal in the best possible condition without sound loss.

Unlike a conventional preamp, buffer or booster, the Vitalizer-G outputs a low impedance signal which doesn’t modify the original guitar sound. This is because the Vitalizer-G features a design that responds to the delicate nuances of pickup characteristics and signal output.

The strong signal that passes through the Vitalizer-G does not lower the sound level or lead to signal deterioration. It offers strong resistance against external noise and is highly suitable for playing in a variety of settings, including recording sessions and performances on large stages where long cables are used, and it also displays powerful results when used with multiple effectors.

It innately expresses the original guitar sound to convey an abundance of subtle picking nuances and also renders loud sounds created by hard picking in the manner that the performer intended. Furthermore, because it eliminates signal loss, it also reduces the feeling of fatigue that often occurs during hard playing.

The Vitalizer-G is a circuit that further focuses the “Free The Tone” concept that Providence aims to deliver, and is also one that allows guitar players to direct their energy to the performance, without the burden of the various types of stress that performers often feel during hard playing.