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Rene Brosseau


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Post  Posted 30 Jan 2020 8:26 am    
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Many of us play steel & another instrument...in my case, Melobar slide. Has anyone asked or had Sage build them a Benado with 2 inputs?
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Jack Hanson


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San Luis Valley, USA
Post  Posted 30 Jan 2020 9:53 am    
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One of these (or something similar) would likely do the trick:
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Rene Brosseau


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Post  Posted 30 Jan 2020 9:58 am     Option
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Good idea but just trying to avoid more pedals &/or boxes
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Erv Niehaus


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Post  Posted 30 Jan 2020 10:44 am    
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Rene Brosseau


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Post  Posted 30 Jan 2020 10:48 am     idea
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good idea as well but they need to be switchable.each guitar has a volume pedal & in case they move accidentally, i would want button switches
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John McClung


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Post  Posted 30 Jan 2020 7:05 pm    
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My Morley AB box sucked tone. Those HOSA adaptors do the same thing, at least in my experience.
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Jack Hanson


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Post  Posted 31 Jan 2020 1:08 pm    
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John McClung wrote:
My Morley AB box sucked tone.

I haven't had that experience, at least to the degree that it makes much difference. My only application has been to connect two lap steels on a stand into a Morley, to an old Sho-Bud volume pedal, to an amp. I have three Sho-Bud pedals, each with a different pot (original Allen & Bradley, new Dunlop, and newer Goodrich). I have two or three Morley ABYs of different vintages (they've been in production forever). Each one houses different components -- likely whatever was available when they were manufactured. I mix and match the VPs and the ABYs at will. I have found that I can make adjustments to the controls on the instruments and/or the amp to get a sound that's acceptable to me. But my old ears ain't what they used to be. And if people say my tone sux, I can always blame it on the tone-sucking Morley!
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John McClung


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Post  Posted 1 Feb 2020 8:25 am    
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Jack Hanson wrote:
John McClung wrote:
My Morley AB box sucked tone.

I haven't had that experience, at least to the degree that it makes much difference. My only application has been to connect two lap steels on a stand into a Morley, to an old Sho-Bud volume pedal, to an amp. I have three Sho-Bud pedals, each with a different pot (original Allen & Bradley, new Dunlop, and newer Goodrich). I have two or three Morley ABYs of different vintages (they've been in production forever). Each one houses different components -- likely whatever was available when they were manufactured. I mix and match the VPs and the ABYs at will. I have found that I can make adjustments to the controls on the instruments and/or the amp to get a sound that's acceptable to me. But my old ears ain't what they used to be. And if people say my tone sux, I can always blame it on the tone-sucking Morley!


The tone suck wasn't drastic, but was noticeable to me, and not acceptable.
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Olli Haavisto


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Post  Posted 2 Feb 2020 11:56 am    
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Get this:

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BigShotIOv2--radial-bigshot-i-o-true-bypass-instrument-selector
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Rene Brosseau


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Post  Posted 4 Feb 2020 1:59 pm     Options
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Back to my original post, I purchased a STEEL DREAM to not have so many pedals to deal with & I thought it had 2 inputs, so I bought one.... but realized when I got it, it did not...so I sold it. I think it’s quite a price increase to have another input installed. Just wondered if anyone had done this. I don’t want to add an AB type box, because I’ll be right back to where I started...
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