This basically reminds me of Hollywood Squares basically doing a ABY comparison. I basically thought you guys did a good job basically explaining basically the differences of the pedals.
Great explanation of the different products. However, I didn't find an answer to my question here, maybe someone can help. I got interested in the Tonebone Cab Bone (discontinued) and wanted to know with what product it got replaced, or what could be a good alternative. I just want a box between my amp output and two cabs to switch between.
Thanks for watching! We unfortunately do not have any replacement or successor products for the Cab-Bone available at this time. You may be able to find a used device on the secondhand market from places such as eBay or Reverb.
@@radialengineering Thanks for replying! That's very unfortunate. I would like to switch between cabs coming from the same power amp, I can imagine this is done alot so the discontinuation seems very strange. Ah well, do you have any other solution so that the cabinets have a continuous load while switching? Thanks so much
I tried the headlight, but it dropped signal and darkened the sound no matter where drag was set. I also tried the lehle dual Little but it compresses the sound boosted treble and rolled off bass. As amusing as it may seem, not so easy to find a good box. Maybe the JX44 will be better?
Thank you, for this detailed discussion, on these various devices. HOWEVR: (IMHO): I think that you should DEFINITELY, SET UP A SIMPLE SET OF MUSICAL INSRUMENTS, AMPS, AND PLAY SOME CLEAR, SIMPLE MUSICAL BITS, (NOT "HEAVY METAL" NOISE, BUT, RATHER SOMETHING "CRISP AND CLEAN", AND, USE THE DEVICES, AS EXPLAINED, SO AS TO AUDIBLY DEMONSTRATE WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT! A LOT OF US WILL APPRECIATE THE "SOUND" IMPROVEMENTS, IF WE CAN HEAR SOME OF THAT, DIRECTLY, RATHER THAN A MERE "DISCUSSION" ABOUT "IT" ALL. THANKS AGAIN!!! I LOVE RADIAL ENGINEERING'S PRODUCTS!
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This basically reminds me of Hollywood Squares basically doing a ABY comparison.
I basically thought you guys did a good job basically explaining
basically the differences of the pedals.
Pretty basic.
Thanks for answering all of my questions. Top notch customer support!
The Headlight looks awesome! Radial is the first place I think of when I need a utility pedal.
Just ask for a Twin-City for Christmas...you guys make great stuff.
Love your products!
Can you run a twin city in back of pre amp to split the signal to a stereo power amp?
Great explanation of the different products. However, I didn't find an answer to my question here, maybe someone can help. I got interested in the Tonebone Cab Bone (discontinued) and wanted to know with what product it got replaced, or what could be a good alternative. I just want a box between my amp output and two cabs to switch between.
Thanks for watching! We unfortunately do not have any replacement or successor products for the Cab-Bone available at this time. You may be able to find a used device on the secondhand market from places such as eBay or Reverb.
@@radialengineering Thanks for replying! That's very unfortunate. I would like to switch between cabs coming from the same power amp, I can imagine this is done alot so the discontinuation seems very strange. Ah well, do you have any other solution so that the cabinets have a continuous load while switching? Thanks so much
I tried the headlight, but it dropped signal and darkened the sound no matter where drag was set. I also tried the lehle dual Little but it compresses the sound boosted treble and rolled off bass. As amusing as it may seem, not so easy to find a good box. Maybe the JX44 will be better?
Our tech team should be able to help you get that sorted out! You can reach them at support@radialeng.com.
Can you use the BigShot in reverse? e.g. for 2 inputs into 1 output? Thanks
No, you need the radial headbone VT for that.
Sort of. The levels seem to get weird, especially mixing line/level instruments.
Thank you, for this detailed discussion, on these various devices. HOWEVR: (IMHO): I think that you should DEFINITELY, SET UP A SIMPLE SET OF MUSICAL INSRUMENTS, AMPS, AND PLAY SOME CLEAR, SIMPLE MUSICAL BITS, (NOT "HEAVY METAL" NOISE, BUT, RATHER SOMETHING "CRISP AND CLEAN", AND, USE THE DEVICES, AS EXPLAINED, SO AS TO AUDIBLY DEMONSTRATE WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT! A LOT OF US WILL APPRECIATE THE "SOUND" IMPROVEMENTS, IF WE CAN HEAR SOME OF THAT, DIRECTLY, RATHER THAN A MERE "DISCUSSION" ABOUT "IT" ALL. THANKS AGAIN!!! I LOVE RADIAL ENGINEERING'S PRODUCTS!