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Stereo pedal

Discussion in 'Effects [BG]' started by SullyB, Nov 22, 2005.

  1. Nov 22, 2005 #1
    SullyB

    SullyB

    Nov 22, 2005
    Hello all,

    Is there a pedal, or piece of outboard gear, that allows some one to send a mono signal into it from a bass or guitar, "split" said signal into two signals ala stereo, and then finally send these signals to two seperate amps? I think that I have seen something like this, or read about something like this. Anyone heard of anything like this? Please let me know if you have.

    Thanks,

    SullyB
     
  2. Nov 22, 2005 #2
    Jonesy4fnk

    Jonesy4fnk

    Jan 31, 2003
    Annapolis, Maryland - USA
    I believe your looking for something like an A/B/Y box...Morley makes one, and there are a few other brands too.
     
  3. Nov 22, 2005 #3
    Jonesy4fnk

    Jonesy4fnk

    Jan 31, 2003
    Annapolis, Maryland - USA
  4. Nov 22, 2005 #4
    SullyB

    SullyB

    Nov 22, 2005
    Hey guys,

    Thanks for the input. I read a review of the Morley ABY pedal, Jonesy, and the user stated that you can't run the two amps simultaneously. I was hoping to do somehting along the lines of what Doug Pinnick does with his 12-strings. You know, high-end to a guitar amp, low-end to a bass head.

    Keep rockin' :bassist: ,

    Will S.
     
  5. Nov 22, 2005 #5
    Jazz Ad

    Jazz Ad Mi la ré sol

    Mar 16, 2002
    Langueux, Brittany, France
    Oh, you want to split high and low end.
    You're looking for this then :
    [​IMG]
     
  6. Nov 22, 2005 #6
    Joe P

    Joe P

    Jul 15, 2004
    Milwaukee, WI
    Cool! ..Now wait: is that made to take an instrument-level signal?

    Joe
     
  7. Nov 22, 2005 #7
    CetiAlphaVI

    CetiAlphaVI

    May 27, 2005
    Midwest
    The reviewer must have had a bad one, because I used a morley all the time. I split into an eden WT330 and kept it clean, and then ran a trace SM7eq (to take some of the bass out) into a Marshall JCM600 head with a touch of chorus in the effects loop.
     
  8. Nov 22, 2005 #8
    Jonesy4fnk

    Jonesy4fnk

    Jan 31, 2003
    Annapolis, Maryland - USA
    I also run both channels of my A/B at the same time, you definately can run a mono signal into the A/B and out to 2 separate amps/line/etc.

    But as Jazz Ad said, if you're looking to separate the mono signal into high end and low end, just use a crossover.
     
  9. Nov 22, 2005 #9
    superbassman2000

    superbassman2000

    Dec 20, 2000
    Minnesota
    A DOD Bass30 also can biamp and it can be had for pretty cheap...there are a few on TB for sale...
     
  10. Nov 22, 2005 #10
    zombywoof5050

    zombywoof5050

    Dec 20, 2001
    A stereo chorus can also be used to send the signal to two amps.
     
  11. Nov 22, 2005 #11
    nysbob

    nysbob

    Sep 14, 2003
    Cincinnati OH
    I send a mono signal to my rackmount stereo efffects unit and voila...two signals out.
     
  12. Nov 23, 2005 #12
    Jazz Ad

    Jazz Ad Mi la ré sol

    Mar 16, 2002
    Langueux, Brittany, France
    And man, does it sound good !