Where is the Best Place to Put your Buffer? - Your Pedalboard NEEDS This

In this video we examine all things related to buffers. A buffer is a pedal that boosts your guitars signal to help it push through feet and feet of cabling and pedals. It seems that the more pedals you add to your board, the more the suck the life out of your tone. So I bought two buffers and placed them at various points in the signal chain to see how much of a difference they REALLY make.
Guitar: @yamahamusic Revstar
Amp: @victoryamps Duchess V40

Clean Signal Chain: Guitar -Ernie Ball Volume Pedal - Dunlop CAE Wah - PolyTune(Buffered) - UAD 1176(Buffered) - Class Reunion - UAD Enigmatic (Buffered) - Klone - HX Stomp XL(Buffered) - Generation Loss(Says True Bypass, but I have questions) - Hall of Fame(Buffered) - EP Booster

Fuzz Signal Chain: Guitar - Ernie Ball Volume Pedal - Dunlop CAE Wah - PolyTune(Un-Buffered) - UAD 1176(Un-Buffered) - Class Reunion - UAD Enigmatic (Buffered) - Klone - HX Stomp XL(Buffered) - Generation Loss(Says True Bypass, but I have questions) - Hall of Fame(Buffered) - EP Booster

Front=Buffer before Ernie Ball VP
Back=Buffer After EP Booster
Middle=Buffer After Class Reunion

00:00 Intro
01:09 What is a Buffer
03:07 Pedals that have Buffers already in them
03:42 When Should You Get a Buffer?
04:15 Three General Rules
04:59 The Test I wanted to do
05:21 How the Test is set up
07:34 Clean Chords
09:19 Clean Lick
10:43 Fuzz Lick
11:40 Fuzz Chords
13:00 My Thoughts
15:56 Outro