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  1. Planning on using an FRFR for our forthcoming gigs. I play basses and twelve string guitars. Using a Valeton GP-200 into the Headrush FR-112, I am hoping to simplify the on-stage clutter dramatically.
  2. In the end I was unable to get this to work. Instead I use the guitar input for the bass, and the return for the guitar. The problem was that the pan block is linked to the volume pedal, so if I use that, I will in effect lose the volume pedal.~~ Not so elegant a solution - but perfectly ok!
  3. So, this is the signal path stereo return => pan block (to mute unused instrument) => mono/stereo effects* => output block (panned to mute collapsed stereo) => stereo outs for board & amp out for backline *mono effects would collapse stereo effects into mono on both channels I think this will work...
  4. Indeed, I plan to use the pan option in the Output settings to selectively mute the other channel. If I find that extraneous noises do bleed across I'll have to look at inserting a suitable block at the start of the chain to do the muting. Coincidentally, one of the necks on one of the doublenecks is a bass VI. Fantastic instruments!
  5. Thanks all. Think I'm going to take a punt on the Pod GO. I play a double-neck guitar/bass - which has a stereo out. I can plug into the stereo return. Then the stereo out will offer separate bass and guitar line signals for the sound man. And I can use the mono amp output (with amp sims) to feed a full range cab on stage for both. Seems the most elegant solution - and the cheapest! Just hope it sounds good.
  6. FYI, my full shopping list of features is:- Connectivity 2-inputs (if only one - can use a return instead) 2-outputs (or stereo) MIDI out (not essential) with patch/channel control Controls 4 dedicated well-spaced patch select footswitches (min) Volume pedal Models Guitar amps (vintage clean) Bass amps (vintage clean) Effects Marshall SupaFuzz (or similar) Phaser (similar to Synthi HiFli) Delay
  7. The Stomp doesn't have enough patch buttons and the Stomp XL is sadly missing an expression pedal. Although cost doesn't preclude them, a fraction of the cost for the full Helix or even the LT, the Pod Go is a strong contender!
  8. Hi all, can anyone recommend mutli-effect pedal units which include guitar AND bass amp models? Ta! - Nick.
  9. Thanks. I should add that usage is primarily for practice - guitar and bass, but also as a recording interface. For practicing it needs built-in effects (reverb, fuzz, delay, phaser...) and programmable presets. The Positive Grid Spark looks good - but lack of a desktop PC app for programming is a severe issue. A desktop unit is much preferred... like the THR-10 - but more reliable!
  10. The Yamaha THR-10 really does hit the spot: models, effects, usability and, most importantly, sounds! However reliability appears to be an issue. My second has just died. Anyone else had issue with it? Looking at the Positive Grid Spark now. Comments>?
  11. Thanks Tony. Please note that I am not waiting to replace the TE head though.
  12. Except that it's size (not weight or portability) I am trying to reduce. I have a very small house!
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