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Boss LS-2 Line Selector Pedal

Line Selector and Input/Output Router with Optional Power Supply Capability for Effects
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A Pedal-sized Switching Center

The BOSS LS-2 Line Selector 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. Just as you'd expect from BOSS, you get the rugged construction and dependability that makes the LS-2 a road-ready essential for your gig bag!

BOSS LS-2 Line Selector Pedal Features:

  • Two line loops and six looping modes provide a wide variety of effects and switching applications

  • Provides two line loops with level control and six looping modes
  • Supplies power to several BOSS compact pedals when used with an AC adapter (opt. power supply: PCS20A)
  • BOSS five-year warranty
The BOSS LS-2 Line Selector pedal gives you an all-in-one power and switching center in a compact unit!

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Tech Specs

  • Type: 2-loop Selector switch
  • Inputs: 3 x 1/4"
  • Outputs: 3 x 1/4"
  • Power Source: 9V DC power supply (sold separately), power out jack
  • Height: 5.12"
  • Width: 2.87"
  • Depth: 2.37"
  • Weight: 0.94 lbs.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: LS-2

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Boss is still the boss
I am using this pedal to send my clean and distorted signal to my bass amp at the same time so i can fuzz it out of control and blend the clean back in so i dont totally lose my low end and fundamental tone. It works great. And as always Boss's gear is of exceptional quality.
by Zach from South Carolina on
Music background: Bassist, mixing engineer
No More Tap Dancing
I didn't know how much I needed this pedal. I can finally use one channel of my amp as a "2-channel amp" with only one foot press. I'm playing an original 1987 Marshall Silver Jubilee, which is really just a one channel amp.

Before this pedal to go from a dirty sound to clean tone I would have
1. Turn off overdrive pedal
2. Roll down volume knob
3. Turn on compressor
4. Turn on chorus

That is 4 actions in the middle of playing. It was a pain, and I my playing suffered while switching.

Now it's just one foot press. Here's how... I have two loops set up.

Loop A is my "clean channel." It is a compressor, a chorus, and most importantly I have the volume lowered significantly using my LS-2. This gives a good clean tone on my amp.

Loop B is my Drive channel. I have an SD-1 already on, and in the loop I also have options of another overdrive pedal, and Maxon AF-9 to do the Marty Friedman thing.

This pedal is super versatile, and can be used in a ton of different ways. Definitely worthy of a spot on your pedalboard to simplify multiple pedal presses at once.
by Matt Wilhelm from Naperville, IL on
Music background: Lifer
Makes Every Pedal a Bass Pedal
My bass pedalboard includes a couple of guitar OD pedals that are known for obliterating the low end; in researching various methods of preserving low frequencies, I started to appreciate the simplicity of the approach centered around the features of the Boss LS-2 Line Selector.

Because the dry signal is passed through the LS-2s channels (Channel A and Channel B) if they are not in use, you just send the effects loop through Channel A and leave Channel B unoccupied, set the output Mode to A+B Mix, and that's all there is to it. If you like, you can adjust the levels of each channel right at the pedal.

Before I put the LS-2 in my signal chain, the only use I had for my BD-2 was to add some scuzz to a chorus effect later in the path. Now I can run the Blues Driver as a DRIVER, and it sounds amazing. I highly recommend checking out the LS-2 and using it in this manner before committing to a multi-EQ-pedal solution or whatever else folks are doing.

One thing - the LS-2 is magic, but it's not magicAL. If your instrument doesn't have active pickups or otherwise isn't sending a particularly loud signal, you will likely need to put something with a little boost between the instrument and the Line Selector; in my case, a Source Audio Atlas compressor.

The only regret I have about picking up this pedal is that I waited too long to do so.
by r.k. on
Music background: Noodler
It Does the Thing!
Mixing A & B in parallel. Faultless, I may need a second one cause this is the nerve center of my pedal board live BUT would like to try some stuff recording. For the price, the possibilities it opens and the fact I'm not taking my board apart for a while- why not?
by Ryan from Paw Paw, IL on
Music background: 25+ years on bass
Most userful pedal I own.
This is my second one. Bought my first one in the mid 90's. Always on my Bass pedal board used in various ways based on my needs and the moment. Still one of the best path management pedals.
by Jambo Studios from Hickory NC on
Music background: Recording Studio Owner/Engineer (Professional Bass Player & Guitar wana-be.
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