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[help] LS-2 mod or some pedal that can do the same

hi,

do anyone knows of anyone that can mod a Boss LS-2. recently i am streamlining my pedalboard to be gig/tour friendly and decided that i need a LS-2 that can do A (clean)+B (wet - m9 +others) > B (wet), currently LS-2 only does A+B > Bypass.

my current set-up is complicated using a LS-2 and a B.Blender and stereo R+L on the M9 , etc..etc.. to get the desired results and if i simply have the A+B > B, i save all the pedal cables headache, tap dancing and simplify the set-up.

any recommendations and tips?
 
hi all,

thanks for the input i am getting 2x badger schism :).

edwards - that is possible but i need to get another LS-2 or similar type pedal. the schism is more elegant :)

thanks for all the suggestions! can't wait to get the schism into the board and experiment some some massive tonal varieties and blending!
 
So what you need is a simple blender that instead of bypassing the entire effect, routes the signal though the B channel in bypass mode? In effect, switching a pedal between either clean blended or 100% wet?

You might be able to pull this off with a simple one loop blender and re-wiring the switch. Looks lke that SFX Loop Logic would boost the overall volume with both channels on which the OP probably doesn't want.
 
You might be able to pull this off with a simple one loop blender and re-wiring the switch. Looks lke that SFX Loop Logic would boost the overall volume with both channels on which the OP probably doesn't want.

I guess it does, but practically it's a good solution - I don't see how you can combine two signals without an increase in volume.

It also has active volume controls on both returns so you can tweak it.
 
You can adjust the volume controls so that the levels right with both channels on, but turn a channel off and won't you get a volume drop?

A simple blender like a Barge VB-Jr with the switch re-wired to route the signal through the fx loop instead of straight through when in bypass mode should fit the needs perfectly unless I've got the wrong end of the stick!