Re: Rackless (and not going the computer route)

[George Matthews <gtmatthews@gmail.com>]

I'm interested in the soldering iron solution. I'm was also looking at 
small mixers because I wanted someway to monitor the output of my 
Boomerang with headphones and send another stereo out to the house system.
Excuse my ignorance but what does o/p mean? 


On Sep 26, 2010, at 5:40 AM, andy butler wrote:

> 
> 
> Mark Hamburg wrote:
> 
>> I  need a small mixer that would fit on my pedalboard. It doesn't need 
>to be sophisticated. It just needs to support mixing a couple of stereo 
>inputs to a stereo output. Does anyone have any suggestions?
> 
> Would you consider a solution that involved a soldering iron?
> (a y cable with 4 components going to a purchased DI box, or
> fx unit, or anything with a stereo in and suitable o/p for
> what you want.)
> 
> Problem with v.small mixers is that they're all made
> with cost cutting in mind in a competitive market.
> I've not heard of a non-rack line mixer.
> ....anyone??
> 
> 
>> P.S. The rig I'm contemplating is:
>> Guitar --> Lots of pedals --> M13 (effects 1 & 2) --> Looper
>> Looper Dry Out (or Main Out) --> Mixer
> 
> I'd advise against running the dry signal through the RC-50
> if you can think of a way to avoid that.
> 
> 
>> Looper Wet Out (or Sub Out) --> Volume Pedal --> M13 (effects 3 & 4) 
>--> Mixer
> does the M13 have a master volume on the o/p ?
>