Radial Tonebone Bassbone
Radial Tonebone Bassbone According to Radial company president Peter Janis: ?Today, most bass players use at least two basses on stage to perform. This typically includes one active bass and one passive instrument. The problem is that every time they change bass, they have to change the settings on their amp to compensate for the other instrument. This is both tiresome and frustrating as they do not have the time during a busy set to get the sound they want and as such, are forced to make do.?The features two ultra-clean signal channels with individual level controls to adjust each instrument as needed. Channel-1 can be used flat or can be enhanced with a choice of two contour curves. Normally, the primary bass is connected to input-1. EQ and primary tone shaping is set at the amplifier for this particular instrument. Input-2 is designed for the 2nd bass and features a very powerful EQ that allows the player to 'shape' the sound of the 2nd bass so that it sounds right with the same EQ settings. Channel-2 controls include instrument level and low, mid and high EQ settings. A toggle footswitch allows the musician to select between inputs 1














