I've been upgrading/redesigning my pedal board and I can say that the design/placement of the LS2 jacks is not that great in my opinion. The jacks are so close together that you have to use straight plug cables to properly connect it. I normally use right-angle plugs, which is impossible on the LS2 unless they are pointing upwards. In that case, every time you stomp on the pedal, you run the risk of stomping the cables too. I realize there's not much room in a compabct pedal for six jacks, but I'm not entirely pleased with my purchase at this point.
I've thought about those, but there's nowhere to buy them locally and I don't have a lot of time to wait for them if I order online. Thanks for the tip though.
Are you using it in stereo or mono? I thought that it sounded good in mono, but when I put it through my efx loop in stereo it sounded soooo much better.
New pedals aquired.
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Posted - 09/02/2005 : 19:01:17
. Try gbase.com guys... sometimes some pedals are pretty cheap...
