Nick Bowcott presents the BOSS LS-2 line selector pedal. This pedal allows you to switch easily between several different effects and route input and output signals flexibly. The LS-2 can also supply 9V DC power to several BOSS compact pedals when used with an AC adapter – this makes the LS-2 an ideal power supply and master switching unit for multiple effects setups.
Buy the BOSS LS-2 here: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/LS2Boss
Price: $99.99
BOSS LS-2 Line Selector Master Switch Box Pedal Bundle with Blucoil Power Supply Slim AC/DC Adapter for 9 Volt DC 670mA and 4 Guitar Picks
BOSS LS-2 Line Selector PedalThe LS-2 Line Selector is a popular utility pedal from BOSS that's similar to a swiss army knife. It offers several modes of operations and serves a multitude of purposes. You can switch settings among several BOS... (as of July 7, 2019 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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BOSS LS2 Line Selector Pedal with Daisy Chain Power Cable and 2 Patch Cables
The LS-2 Line Selector pedal represents the easy way to switch settings among several effects devices or amplifiers, or route input and output signals. Two line loops and six looping modes provide a wide variety of applications. (as of July 7, 2019 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Boss LS-2 Line Selector and 2 Roland Black Series 6 inch Patch Cables
OVERVIEW: The LS-2 Line Selector pedal represents the easy way to switch settings among several effects devices or amplifiers, or route input and output signals. Two line loops and six looping modes provide a wide variety of applications. Bun... (as of July 7, 2019 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $99.99
dudes hysterical! more reviews with this guy
A support pedal in the spotlight? Well played lol. Great pedal for loop switching but I just use mine to bypass my entire pedalboard’s signal. It’s like insurance, at least if a cable or pedal goes dead in the middle of a song I can just bypass to my amp and finish the song without effects.
I still don’t understand what this pedal does. Sorry for being dumb! Please explaine to me !
Horrible playing….. Please don’t be so humble……..You rock !
Great tone!
Wich guitar are you using
The biggest crappy situation here. I just got a stupid aby box. Buffered and with phase switch but does half the tricks this one does. And was costlier. Damn.
This guy is cool.
ok this one does it, Sweetwater has oficially gone METAL…and i love it
*throws wires* “think about it”
lmfao
“Ad infinitum”. YES! (BTW This is one of those pedals that at first seems meh but in use is just a wonderful optionprovider and problem solver).
I dig Nick’s demos.
Leaving the reverb on all the time just because you like to play in the cave?
I use my Boss Fender Spring reverb, that means I like to play in spring! ROFL
That Jam at the end was so delicious, the October sounds gorgeous!
that string slack at 0:27
Nick brings a breath of fresh air to Sweetwater’s demos. I love it!
3:02 When you’re reading a newspaper that discusses Gibson’s financial troubles.
I have used this pedal as a clean boost for years. I try others from time to time but always go back to the LS-2.
Can I use this to insert a guitar into a (pedal-generated) feedback loop, so that every note I play gets that (feedback) sound (if that makes any sense)?….
Thumbs up for the lefty Jem 🙂
how do you do to put on all those necklaces?
Hahaha this guy is awesome = )
15 minutes to explain a line selector! Sweetwater videos are excellent but this isn’t.
This guy is hilarious! 😀 “Playing in a cave!”
Wish it was stereo…
can you tell me is this not a ABY box?
Nice tip about using it as a booster as well! I use it right now to add overdrive and modulation only to my delays, but still retain my clean tone. Sounds very much like the Caroline Meteore.
Here’s a tip; to reintroduce a delay trail at the end of a pedal chain, a way to achieve spillovers 😉
When he through that daisy chain cord! Gold.
Is it possible to use this pedal to create a sort of wet/dry? Having one loop with the wet and the other with the dry all running into one amp?
You’re a bit hard on yourself mate, the fact that you have a level of objective criticism towards your playing is something you should be proud of. It’s all just a bit of fun! anyway!
Just FYI, you don’t have to dead patch the loop to use it with nothing. The loops are normalled.
Can I use this to split my guitar so that I can add chorus to my delay pedal, but also have my guitar signal unaffected by the chorus? I just want to modulate the delay, not my guitar.
Having owned this pedal, it’s just one of those that are totally unglamorous but essential. Just great to have in the toolbox. Can be really creative in routing.