drewk_ie

[quote name='DBerriff' timestamp='1457252651' post='2996639'] Some of the Bright Onion Pedals A/B swtching boxes include a tuner-mute switch and output. He is based in Brighton I believe and will build to order. I think all you need though is a box with two switchable inputs ( A/B ) to 2 switchable outputs ( X/Y ), one for fhe tuner. The switch box then does the muting and the tuner is not part of the input path. [/quote] Thanks for the info... I'll do a search for bright onion pedals and see if they tick the boxes... Cheers

Thanks for the advice Gareth, unfortunately there's no mute option on the amp for tuning. I'm now thinking of using two LS-2s before and after the tuner... Two basses into the first LS-2, set to switch between two inputs one output to the tuner, then out of the tuner into the second LS-2, having this one set in reverse to the first, one input two outputs, onto both channels of the amp. That way I can tune either bass with no interference to the gig. I know it means having to hit two pedals when I want to change bass, but I think it should solve the problem.

So I have a little bit of a dilemma, looking for someone with the know-how to set things straight. Currently I'm playing with a roots fused Americana act, so I'm switching between electric bass and a Kala U bass. As both instruments are completely different I'd like to split them going into my Phil Jones suitcase which has two channels, but control both basses with one tuner (tuner must be able to mute both basses during the live gig), I would also like to carry my own DI for FOH. What I currently have available to me is a Boss TU2 tuner and a Boss LS2 line selector, I'm thinking that I might need a dual DI, maybe a radial JDI duplex or something along those lines.. What is the most efficient way of connecting up a system that will cover what I need, without being too complicated? All help and suggestions greatly appreciated Cheers

I have the dual cooperstand and its perfectly sturdy for my MM basses, looks great and folds away tidely into its velveteen bag! that said I play with a folk/bluegrass band so the gigs are very civilised, and there's no chance of anyone being on the stage (that shouldn't be there) to knock the basses over, I'd say wouldn't be too safe in a pub gig environment tho...

Just sold a bass to Paul, great communications throughout, hassle free transaction. Highly recommend dealing with this basschatter!! Thanks agsin Paul, Cheers Drew