McGrath Guitars Introduces 12 Way Rotary Selector for Three-Pickup Basses
McGrath Guitars has introduced the 12 Way Rotary Selector, a device for unlocking more sounds on a three-pickup bass. Though designed for their Thunderhorse series basses, the selector offers twelve combinations for a wide palette.
“If you want more control and a wider variety of sounds from your bass, this is the upgrade you’ve been waiting for,” McGrath writes. “Our new selector gives you 12 different pickup configurations, ranging from thick, punchy series tones to bright, clear parallel tones. It uses high-quality relays to keep your signal clean and clear, and it’s very easy to use.”
The selector lets you toggle between the twelve settings, and it also includes a recall feature that lets you save your favorite setting and quickly jump to it.
Get the full scope of McGrath’s 12 Way Rotary Selector with this demo from Fret Nation:
The McGrath Guitars 12 Way Rotary Selector is available as an option now through McGrath Guitars. It can be purchased on its own through Fret Nation for $189.
McGrath Guitars 12 Way Rotary Selector Features:
| Save: | Long Press to save your current setting |
| Recall: | Push Once to jump to your saved favorite. |
| RecallLast: | Push to return to your previous setting. |
| Reset: | Triple Tap to return to Position 1 (All Parallel) |
| 12 Rotary Settings: | All 3 Parallel, Bridge Only, Middle Only, Neck Only, Bridge & Middle Parallel, Middle & Neck Parallel, Bridge & Neck Parallel, Bridge & Middle Series, Middle & Neck Series, Bridge & Neck Series, Bridge & Middle Series, Neck Parallel, All 3 Series |
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