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northernguitarguy · 02-26-2012, 01:14 PM

There's gotta be an effect out there that can do this. My thought is to run through an AB/Y box, one to my amp the other through some magical processor that can double my chord playing as a bass. Our lead player uses a Digitech board that does this rather well, but I want to be able to use my tube-amp.

Any gadget ideas for this type of set-up?

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northernguitarguy Bartlett Retrospec Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: North of Toronto Posts: 7,839 Thanks: 175 Thanked 260 Times in 86 Posts	How can a rhythm guitar player be the bass player as well? There's gotta be an effect out there that can do this. My thought is to run through an AB/Y box, one to my amp the other through some magical processor that can double my chord playing as a bass. Our lead player uses a Digitech board that does this rather well, but I want to be able to use my tube-amp. Any gadget ideas for this type of set-up? __________________ 2012 Gibson Les Paul Junior Special P90 * 2010 Epiphone '57 Les Paul Junior Reissue * 2008 Yamaha RBX374 * 1993 Yamaha FG 411 VS * 1989 Yamaha Pacifica w/TexMex * 1980 Kasuga 'Northern' Custom * 1979 Yamaha SG700 Amplifier: TraynorYCV50 Blue https://soundcloud.com/northernguitarguy/funky-mama-rhythm-section Free your mind, and your ass will follow-George Clinton