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The bass guitar can be a temperamental instrument: one wrong knob turn and you lose all of that valuable low-frequency information that carries your song. That's why setting up parallel routing is the most life-changing upgrade you can do to your bass rig.

Let’s dive into the why and how of breaking the rules—and explore some truly non-traditional routing setups that actually work.

Parallel signal routing opens up a world of tone that just isn’t possible when stacking pedals in series. With the Parallelarator, you can blend three independent effects loops in parallel, mix in your dry signal, and send everything to one, two, or even three amplifiers — all without reconfiguring your board.

When you're putting together a pedalboard, it’s tempting to focus on the fun stuff—your fuzz, delay, or modulation pedals. But there’s one essential piece of gear that often gets overlooked: the power supply. A common question we hear: “Is there really a difference between a £20 power supply and a £200 one?” The answer is yes—and here's why it matters.