I love Radial kit BUT ...

[Happy Jack]

... what on earth is this actually FOR?

http://www.tonebone.com/bumper.php

 

[dave_bass5]

Maybe its for the emperor, to go with his new clothes :-)

[LegateNaarifin]

I guess if you're using 3 or 4 instruments with wildly different outputs during a set and are too lazy to adjust the volume/gain on your amp?

Or if you're a bassist who just has to play a shredding guitar solo mid-song, and changing the leads is just too slow

[jazzmanb]

As it says in the blog,not of use to everyone but a lot of kit isn't.Lets face it you can play all your life with a bass and amp so everything out there from that could be questioned

i have a tonebone and love it

Edited March 19, 2018 by jazzmanb

[pete.young]

1 hour ago, Happy Jack said:

... what on earth is this actually FOR?

http://www.tonebone.com/bumper.php

 

At one point with the Pogues covers band, I was swapping between banjo, bouzouki, fiddle and mandolin for different songs, all 4 instruments routed through the same acoustic guitar amp which I used as a monitor and then DI back to the desk.

Something like this would have been very handy - I cobbled something together using an LS2 and both inputs of the amp if I remember rightly.

[Bolo]

2 hours ago, Happy Jack said:

... what on earth is this actually FOR?

http://www.tonebone.com/bumper.php

 

Are the pictures at the bottom of the page not clear enough?

[franzbassist]

 

[Happy Jack]

3 hours ago, Bolo said:

Are the pictures at the bottom of the page not clear enough?

Evidently not. Maybe it got lost in translation, eh?

 

[sprocketflup]

I use a Morley switch on stage with my band to toggle between EUB, 'normal' basses, and a mandolin.

After playing the EUB, the mandolin feels like its come out of a xmas cracker

[MrDaveTheBass]

I like the idea of the 'Drag' control. - I'd love to be able to adjust the flamboyance of my stage costume mid song.