Crossover?

[keeponehandloose]

Anyone know of a crossover stompbox.
I want to split the signal from my bass so that the highs only can run to a delay.
Iknow there are lots of rack crossovers,but I want something for my pedalboard.
Thanks in advance

[EskimoBassist]

If you can find some kind of pedal with either a stereo output or just some form of splitter (a cheap Y-cable would work), you could then send send one signal through an EQ pedal, cut all the lows and then send this signal through to a delay pedal. Of course you could then belend these two signals together at the end as well using a simple wet/dry blender.

[JackLondon]

[quote name='keeponehandloose' post='828753' date='May 5 2010, 06:14 PM']Anyone know of a crossover stompbox.
I want to split the signal from my bass so that the highs only can run to a delay.
Iknow there are lots of rack crossovers,but I want something for my pedalboard.
Thanks in advance[/quote]

You are indeed talking about an item that is very sought after by many bassists. As far as I know there's nothing readily available but I know that Max from [sfx] is working on a design for a unit like that so keep your eyes open. Knowing Max's work first hand I can say that whenever the unit is ready it will quite possibly revolutionise the world of effects as he's already taking over the effects world.

[keeponehandloose]

Found this on Ebay.
Think it may do the trick
Item number: 350327666736

[dannybuoy]

An alternative way of doing it - EHX Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai has a built in filter so you can get top end delay without muddying up your low end.

That [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=350327666736"]ebay item[/url] mentioned is a crossover alright but isn't designed to accept the signal from a straight passive bass, and you'd still need an extra box to miux the signals back together again unless you're bi-amp-curious.

This would be ideal if you can build one yourself: [url="http://www.moosapotamus.net/THINGS/paraloop.htm"]http://www.moosapotamus.net/THINGS/paraloop.htm[/url].

I bet Max at [url="http://www.sfxsound.co.uk/mainpage.asp?page=home"]sfx[/url] would be able to cook something up to suit!

Edited May 5, 2010 by dannybuoy

[cheddatom]

This is something that would be really useful for a lot of people. I'd like something like the LS-2 but replace the mode knob (we only want the mix mode) with a crossover knob.

[Wolverinebass]

Try a Rolls SX21. It's not switchable and you'll have to mix the signal back together once it's been processed. It's utterly tiny and the crossover itself is tiny. I had contacted Max about it but he steered me in the direction of a mix unit which I use as the combination of the splitting and crossover he suggested might prove a bit pricey. Had he done a crossover then, I probably would have bit his hand off for it. If/when he does make such a device it'll more than likely be genius.

[dangerboy]

This:

[url="http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/peavey/bac2"]http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/peavey/bac2[/url]

And turn the chorus off. The crossover is at 400Hz, I think. I keep one lying around for exactly this purpose.

[keeponehandloose]

thanks for the suggestions,I have emailed Maxat SFXSOUND and it seems he has something up his sleeve in the near future so I will be hanging on for now.