KMA Machines Dual Loop Switcher Pedal

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We get it. There’s a wealth of pedalboard switching devices on the market and some can be quite complex, but what if you want to keep switching between multiple pedals on your board simple, easy to use and yet still effective? Well, the KMA Machines Dual Loop Switcher pedal has you covered and has been created with a focus on durability, reliability, simplicity and hassle-free operation to expand your creativity. Whether you’re looking to simply switch between two single pedals without extended tap dancing or combine and switch between two entirely separate signal chains, this helpful utility device features KMA’s active circuitry and soft switching for maximum signal integrity without compromise. Plus, with full Stereo/Dual Mono operation it allows for maximum flexibility. Main Features: Dual Loop Switcher Switch or combine two serial loops, in Mono or Stereo/Dual Mono Mono or Stereo/Dual Mono input and Output (TRS compatible) Buffered Bypass Active Silent Soft Switching, heavily reduces mechanical noise and pops Selectable Loop Order - A to B or B to A Distinct LED colours, to indicate your selected loop at a glance Durable compact enclosure for years of reliable switching Top-mounted jacks, will fit into any setup Made in Berlin, Germany Power by opt. 9 V PSU (centre - 2.1 mm, >55 mA max. current draw, not included) So, you have a pedalboard with a healthy selection of different drives and pedals for your creative tone desires. Good for you, variety is the spice of life. However, what if you need to switch between different overdrive pedals or other effects seamlessly with just a single efficient click? Normally this would involve turning the first pedal off and the second one on... sure, that’s just two clicks... but you need it to happen in that split second, right at that climactic point in the song where you simply can’t have your clean signal popping in and spoiling the vibe for even a brief moment. What if you miss one of the switches or hit the