I may add a couple of cheap kill switches to each side to solve this problem, but it's not enough of an issue that I'm going crazy trying to find a solution. So for example, if I want synth but no octaver, I still get a dry bass signal on the octaver side when it is bypassed and vice versa. My only issue with the LS-2 is that when it is set in parallel loop mode, each loop lacks a killswitch. The same fat, analog synth textures give your bass a whole new range of possibilities: from percussive stabs to backwards-sounding bowed sounds. Give it a whirl and I bet it will change your life! Those LS-2s can be found used for pretty cheap on Reverb. The Bass Micro Synthesizer has the same feature set as the Micro Synthesizer, but includes a trigger and filter sweep range especially tailored for bass guitar.
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But running both in parallel, I no longer have any of those issues and the sound is huge! The sub-bass on the BMS helps to round out the low end on that pedal, but IME it's not nearly as beefy as a dedicated octaver would be. Comes with original wooden box, manual and its original adapter. BMS > BOD seemed to cause a loss of the high end, BOD > BMS seemed like it was causing some phasing issues with the sub-bass.something didn't sound right with the low end. The LS-2 allows both the BMS and BOD to run in parallel, and it sounds amazing! I was noticing before I made this change that if I ran those effects into each other, I seemed to be losing something with the tone. I recently switched up my board to accommodate a hip-hop/electronica/rock project that I'm working on, and one of the things that I found really helpful to beef up the low end was to run the BMS and the BOD into separate loops with a Boss LS-2 and mix them together. I also own the Bass Microsynth (24V, true bypass mod) and MXR BOD, as well as numerous others. Great source of info! Saw this one and wanted to drop a line. No returns whatsoever on guitar parts.I'm new to Talkbass as a poster, but I'm always reading these threads. Compact ten-slider layout lets the sonically adventurous guitarist dial in a virtually limitless array of analog synthesizer sounds. If there is an exception made on any return over 24 hours, there will be a 15% re-stocking fee to the customer. From the classic vintage sounds of the great early Moog synthesizer to custom creations, the Microsynth creates fat analog synth sounds heard on classic recordings by some of the finest musicians in the world.
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