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Just a little note - up until a few months back, I was doling out a lot of numbers to posters here without them really asking for numbers, which seemed sort of unnecessary and has led to me mending my ways :p As such, do mention in your post if you want a number, i.e. if you are one of those crazy guys who love putting club numbers in their sigs (like me ;) ).
 
I'll take a number Pic of my B3 & MS-70CDR on my computer/music desk
Desk.jpg:ninja:
 
Been playing bass for 35 years and finally got a pedal. Picked up a B2.1U for $50. I like it so far. I have utilized the chorus, phaser and tuner. Anyone have any suggestions or presets they might use for certain artists. I pretty well play every genre. My bass is my stress relief! !! If the song has a cool riff, I learn it..lol
 
Hi! Another newbie for the MS-60B, here! :)
I have a couple of questions… what exactly does the splitter effect do? Any suggestions for a practical example?
And regarding the LineSel… as I see it (and as other users, here, have put it) it's practically a "group on/off switcher". If you put it right before some other effects you can bypass them all or feed them all at once, right?
It does NOT involve the physical output of the pedals (the two output jacks)
Oh, and regarding those two… I assume they're ONLY for stereo effects such as chorus, delay, and such… they can't be used as dry/wet outputs, right?

Thanks for any help!

Cheers! :smug:
 
As fat as the line selector goes, if you put it first in a patch of effects and it's in "stomp" mode, you can, so to speak, bypass the patch you are in. Hope that helps. It's like turning the patch or effect on and off. It's like a bypass so to speak.