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basstardino
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 Posted - 05/25/2007 : 19:49:34
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Does anyone of you know if this is possible? I want to use two amps, a guitar and a baritone guitar on stage. The thing is, when I play the baritone I want to be able to switch between a guitar amp and a bass amp. But I also want to play the guitar through the same guitar guitar amp without having to change cables. I thought the LS-2 might do the trick. Do you think this would work? And would it be possible to play through two amps at once?
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Leeroyfunk
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Posted - 05/26/2007 : 08:57:39
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Plug the Baritone into the input, and the guitar into the return of the B loop. Connect the output jack to the guitar amp, and connect the A loop send to the bass amp. Set the LS-2 to A->B->bypass mode.
- Bypass = sends baritone to guitar amp
- loop A = sends baritone to bass amp
- loop B = sends guitar to guitar amp |
Edited by - Leeroyfunk on 05/27/2007 00:30:14 |
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Leeroyfunk
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Posted - 05/26/2007 : 10:03:34
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Originally posted by basstardino
And would it be possible to play through two amps at once?
If your bass amp has dual inputs, you can connect the A loop send to the second input of the bass amp. If you switch to A+B->bypass mode, this will toggle between [baritone->bass amp] and [baritone-> bass amp + guitar amp]. However, you will not be able to incorporate the guitar into this switching set-up, and you may well get volume discrepancy issues as the two inputs on most dual-input bass amps have different levels to allow for active or passive guitars. |
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ChristoMephisto
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Leeroyfunk
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Posted - 05/26/2007 : 18:26:07
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ChristoMephisto
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Leeroyfunk
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Posted - 05/27/2007 : 00:29:22
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| OK, but none of the suggested set-ups in the Boss book do what Basstardino wants to do. |
Edited by - Leeroyfunk on 05/27/2007 00:30:51 |
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basstardino
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Posted - 05/27/2007 : 13:15:31
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Thanks for your advice! Looks like playing two amps at once would be a bit difficult. But maybe I can use some stereo pedal for that. Or another LS-2  I'm glad at least the first part of my question seems to be possible. I think I'll just get an LS-2 for that purpose. |
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ChristoMephisto
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Posted - 05/27/2007 : 15:41:45
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Originally posted by Leeroyfunk
OK, but none of the suggested set-ups in the Boss book do what Basstardino wants to do.
True, but since you had answered basstardino's original question, I was only adding a few visual setups. The set up could be done if you use the first half of example 4 and the latter half of example 5.
I'll probably write down your example too, 'pescially if i get a second amp. |
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LS-2 question. Is this possible?
