Pedalboard

[Univoxer]

How would you run two signals simultaneously through your pedalboard to your amp.

No A/B beacuse it has to be 2 signals at once.

[tatoi]

a small mixer?

[Univoxer]

anything simpler...smaller

[cdawzrd]

Boss LS-2

[mirrorball]

Boss LS-2?

 

 

Edit - beaten to the punch

[Univoxer]

that would run 2 signals at once?

nvm Thanks for the suggestion

[cdawzrd]

 

just kidding mirror I love you

 

at OP: It has different modes, you can switch between the 2 lines or mix them together (you can vary the volume of each independently, which is neat)

 

Alternatively, you could get a compact line mixer, which would only be a little bigger

[tatoi]

there are really small mixers like this one

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/DOD-VAC240-Resistance-Mixer?sku=150102

[cdawzrd]

there are really small mixers like this one http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/DOD-VAC240-Resistance-Mixer?sku=150102

 

 

Note that unlike the LS-2, you'd have to have 2 of these, one for the input, one for the final mix (unless you have a stereo pedal at the beginning or end)

[Jbrazz]

an a/b y would do the trick too.

[tatoi]

Note that unlike the LS-2, you'd have to have 2 of these, one for the input, one for the final mix (unless you have a stereo pedal at the beginning or end)

 

 

wait, doesn't he already have 2 signals or am I just misunderstanding?

I thought he wanted to make a stereo signal that he already had into one signal.

[bhsbhswarp]

an a/b y would do the trick too.

 

 

rapco a/b/y its all you need:thu: