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Learning from the end? That's a good tip and makes sense, I'll give it a go, thanks

It seems that you can't go wrong with either a Boss OD1 or DS1 (or clones thereof). I have a Joyo USdream (a Suhr Riot clone) which is rather nice and is nicely volume control sensitive. However, I built a Fuzz Face clone a while back and I'm amazed at how 'unfuzzy' it can be at low levels or with control coming from the guitar's volume knob.

If there's any ADA processing in any part of the signal chain after the feed is split, sometimes it can introduce a slight delay. But moving the combo to fix it suggests the issue might have been reflection off a wall or ceiling.

i can't help with the value but judging by the logo on the label it's from the early days of Tanglewood, strictly speaking it is a classical guitar rather than a parlour (which would have steel strings rather than the nylon ones fitted here) a good start would be to look at the edge of the soundhole and see if you determine if the top is made from solid wood or ply, Solid would indicate that it's a better quality guitar as ply is generally only used on the cheaper guitars. some pictures of the back and sides would also help to determine it's true value. It looks like a fairly nice instrument. Matt