Works for me, When bypassed it sends dry signal to both tip and ring.To those of you splitting the TRS into dual mono, are you experiencing a second dry signal out of the wet channel when the pedal is bypassed?
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Works for me, When bypassed it sends dry signal to both tip and ring.To those of you splitting the TRS into dual mono, are you experiencing a second dry signal out of the wet channel when the pedal is bypassed?
I think you would definitely want to mention it to the sound guy before hand if using it live. It is something you would want to soundcheck in addition to your regular bass sound.
So...after the initial excitement seems to have died down a bit, I'm wondering: How are you using your Meatbox. I'm still a bit wary of what it does to PAs, since I've only been running it through my amp with a 4x10. I'm actually using it throughout an entire new song, since it sounds so nice and thick, but am a bit afraid that it could be too much low-end in a live situation.
I've used it live a time or two. Not much though. I did find it pertinent to tell the sound guy though. I just told him that I kick on a sub harmonic pedal in the intro of a couple songs. He didn't seem to worried about it but thanked me for the warning so to speak.
I can understand some guys' hesitation to use the meatbox for fear of destroying woofers or PA systems. But again, be smart about it. You'll be fine. You dime every knob like Juan does, you will most likely have some problems. Use your ears and head. It's not hardwe don't all have the luxury is being sponsored by a big company that will replace our speakers if we blow them.
Even still, after saying all that, I've lost a lot of fear of the meatbox. I'm still a little skittish, but I'm not at the point anymore where I'm scared to use it. Playing with a light touch goes a long way too. Remember that.
Got my Meatbox Monday, jammed with it at home a little last night. I found that the Octave, Sub, and Low knobs were highly interactive, which will take some getting used to/ Anyone care to share what settings they like?
Thanks! That's pretty much where I settled it last night. I wish I was in a situation where I could be sending a signal to a sub, but the fatness is just intense.They are indeed.
I usually keep my bass and low the same, both around 4 o'clock. The the octave around 1 o'clock or maybe a tad higher depending. Level to the situation. Set like that though, the level gets cra cra a little past 1 o'clock. That's "be effin careful" country.
That's almost exactly how I set mine too lol. Sometimes I like the octave dimed thoughThey are indeed.
I usually keep my bass and low the same, both around 4 o'clock. The the octave around 1 o'clock or maybe a tad higher depending. Level to the situation. Set like that though, the level gets cra cra a little past 1 o'clock. That's "be effin careful" country.
That's almost exactly how I set mine too lol. Sometimes I like the octave dimed though
I wish mine had arrived sooner so I could've run it through the monitors and sub at the school's studio. I was already rumbling chairs with my low B in the control room... imagine what the MB would've done!
We are planning on having them in stores
Gosh, if only I had a milkbox reissue to feed a nice even signal to my meatbox...
That would be rad if they released a bass comp!!......