Okay, crazy idea... I have a Maurizio Uber Miezo on order, a mini bass that is basically the top 12 frets. For the low notes, obviously, it needs to go through an octave pedal. Since I want to fully utilize this as a super portable travel bass, I'm wondering, if there's room in the cavity, if I could take the guts out of a mini octane pedal and install it in the bass. If it fit, there's three things I'd need to figure out... How to power the pedal with a 9 volt, as the mini pedals aren't set up for batteries How to replace the stomp switch with a toggle How to replace the surface mounted pots with wired ones If I did this, I think I'd do it with a TC sub n up mini pedal. Crazy? Doable?
I don't think it is worth it. I'd just pick up an iRig. That way you can use your phone as a headphone amp and effects processor.
It is doable, but I agree that it's a little unnecessary as you need to plug it into something to make sound anyway. If it was a standalone bass, then it'd make sense.
That's a stock option on the Wing bass version of the same instrument. They use the guts of a micro pog. It's a pretty basic wiring project, but will require routing and drilling holes.
That's what I was thinking of...But I did mess around with Bias FX and an iRig Duo Pro last night, I think I can make that work.