Yo Bass Players, need your opinion!

[greeny23]

All i hear is Bass Players talking about "blends" and "clean blend".

is this close to what you mean/would it be useful?

[coldbrightsunlight]

Hell yes, this looks awesome, it would be great for the multi-amp setups I try sometimes. What are the 2 inputs for though? It would make more sense to me if there was just one input.

[MSUsousaphone]

I'm not the most technical person....but from what I can understand, it wouldn't help me much. I would need to get something else that could later connect the two signals back together....am I getting this, right? I don't know. I use a Badger Schism parallel looper and it is the most awesome fucking piece of equipment out there. That's what I need in a looper in its simplest form but with the most features.

[snipelfritz]

If I'm reading your question right MSU, no, you would run the effects signal back into the return jack, then you'd have both signals coming out of the wet

Not a bassist, and probably not someone who would have much use for this, but I still think it's a cool idea. Could you even integrate an A/AB switch to go from clean signal only to both tones? Maybe even ad a little flip switch to change it from A/AB to B/AB, if that makes sense (I'm also not a builder).

keep up the awesome greeny! It seems like you always have really unique and interesting but highly practical ideas.

[Bassus Sanguinis]

Yes. Yes that would be pretty awesome. Just what I've been looking for after I sold my Boss LS-2. But there is one thing:

Does the buffer have to be in front of both lines?

If it suffice to be place in the direct line only, and the fx loop line will be unbuffered, I can put oscillating fuzz in buffered line and still expect it to work normally.

[excane]

This is nice... you get the option of the blended signal AND a totally clean signal to do with as you please.

So you can basically blend the blended

[excane]

If it suffice to be place in the direct line only, and the fx loop line will be unbuffered, I can put oscillating fuzz in buffered line and still expect it to work normally.

Yes, this too.

[Deltaphoenix]

I'm not the most technical person....but from what I can understand, it wouldn't help me much. I would need to get something else that could later connect the two signals back together....am I getting this, right? I don't know. I use a Badger Schism parallel looper and it is the most awesome fucking piece of equipment out there. That's what I need in a looper in its simplest form but with the most features.

Yeah like it was already said, use the wet/dry out.

Pretty cool litle box.

[MSUsousaphone]

I guess I'm just not seeing how it's different.

That's not saying much, though. I WOULD be the last to figure it out.

[PorkusAbyssus]

Could you even integrate an A/AB switch to go from clean signal only to both tones? Maybe even ad a little flip switch to change it from A/AB to B/AB, if that makes sense (I'm also not a builder).

I'd buy it

[Pollinator95]

Yup, that's what a blend would do for me. Maybe with a phase switch, like the runoffgroove one.

[bigchiefbc]

I'm the wrong bassist to ask, as I hate clean blend. But this could interest a lot of guys on Talkbass if it had the right features on it.

[azrael]

needs more goop!

[coldbrightsunlight]

I'm the wrong bassist to ask, as I hate clean blend. But this could interest a lot of guys on Talkbass if it had the right features on it.

Honestly I was thinking of it more for blended drones and 2 amps than just clean blending all my pedals.

[MSUsousaphone]

Yeah. My Schism can have two effected channels and a clean channel all running in parallel. There's seperate volume knobs so I can control each channels ratio in the parallel sounds, switches where I can add clean blend into each effected channel, and even switched to invert the sound......that's been on the market for years. I thought the different thing about this was that it had two outs so that it could go to seperate sources. Or have it operate as both a parallel looper and a bypass looper at the same time.