[NAMM 2015] Radial Bassbone V2 Demo

Audiofanzine recorded a video of Radial demoing the new Bassbone V2, a two-channel bass preamp that is loaded with new features.
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[@haneyhanes]

Maybe this is a dumb question, but, I'm used to having a gain knob and master volume knob. How do I know if I'm sending a good signal on the toneboneV2? Usually amps have the flashing red light. Thanks a lot!

[@jacksonsjackedupbass2741]

You can hear the clipping usually

[@Soquetes222]

I have the 1 version of the same pedal and love every minute I play with it! Love Radial!

[@Laras94]

I have one question! i am really into buying this amazing di so my problem is how to set up my bass board with this di. My pedals are: drive,octaber chorous, eq and compression i want to use your loop only for my drive pedal so how can i plug in the rest of my pedals into your di? I also want to know if a active bass into an active di would mess up the gain Thank you!

[@radialengineering]

Hey @Laras94, you will likely want to put your pedals before the Bassbone V2 (aside from the drive which will be in the effect loop). Typically, the order of pedals goes as follows: Bass > Compressor > EQ > Octave > Chorus > Bassbone V2. The rule of thumb is to use a passive DI for an active bass, but with the Bassbone V2 you have variable level controls to deal with overly loud or quiet instruments.

[@Laras94]

Thank you very much you just earned a customer ! I might make a review of the di and explain how versatile can be for bass playerss, specially for live performances, once i get my hands on it!! I am looking forward to send some feedback. Bass!

[@radialengineering]

Looking forward to the review! Cheers!