Presentation
Description: At the time, it was quite popular to send the signal of his bass in a bass amp and in a guitar amp at the same time. It was called Bi-Amping. This allowed the musicians to have deep, clear bass and to be able to amplify the mid and treble separately to add distortion or crunch with total control.
This kind of setup can produce huge sounds, but requires equipment that is just as much.
The bass butler is a van filled with gear in a simple pedal. It separates the signal at the input into two parallel analog channels as we would in a Bi-amp setup. The difference is that there is no amp to lug around.
Technical sheet: Low channel:
The bass channel, always active, has simple but effective controls, compression, bass, treble and volume. An optical compression circuit, a boost / attenuation controller and a DI output with cabinet simulator.
Guitar channel:
Whether you need chaos, musicality or a little playfulness, our guitar channel will not disappoint. 5 familiar controls and 4 gain levels can be invoked with a single press of the footswitch, ranging from clear vintage tones to modern wall breakers. Coupled with its DI output with cabinet simulator and an expression pedal for additional gain control, Bass Butler even knows how to satisfy the most picky musicians.
Direct and without fuss
BAss Butler pedal offers two individual XLR outputs for both channels
Direct and To-the-Point
The Bass Butler's two individual XLR outputs from the two separate channels mean that your finished Bi-Amp bass tone makes it to the mixing desk with nothing left to do except blend to taste, with a Ground Lift switch for solving any ground loop issues. It's the same story in the studio, but that's not all ...
The Bass Butler also features an Amp output, which takes a blend of the two channels before the cabinet simulation circuits from a 1/4 ”jack - perfect for connecting to the front end of any bass amp. The blend is set by the channel volume controls, meaning you can control your on-stage sound completely independently of what the audience hear. In fact, you can even use this output on its own, just like a plain old preamp pedal.
Five-Star Quality
As the Bass Butler is the ultimate fly rig, the perfect studio tool and quite possibly the only pedal you'll ever need, it has to be built to last. A sturdy steel enclosure, 18V DC power for high headroom, and all-round road-ready ruggedness mean that the Bass Butler is willing and waiting for a lifetime in your service.
Controls: Bass Guitar (Clean) XLR balanced output with bass guitar cabinet simulator. | Guitar (Dirty) XLR balanced output with lead guitar cabinet simulator. | Blended 1/4 ? jack socket output with no cabinet simulator | Expression 1/4 ? jack socket. | Input 1/4 ? jack socket. | Ground lift switch.
Weight: 1.29 KG
Dimensions (cm): 17 x 8.5 x 16.5 CM
Notes: 18V power supply
Brand reference number:
ORA-BUTLER
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