Voodoo Lab Amp Selector ABY Isolated Output Switch/Blend

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Send Your Sound Anywhere Common passive ABY boxes load down your pickups, allow ground loop hum, and make switching noisy. Amp Selector ABY is an active premium guitar ABY pedal that solves all of these problems with two transformer-isolated outputs, letting you route to multiple destinations simultaneously without compromise. Run dual amps, combine tube amps and modelers, and capture DI signals for reamping — whatever your rig demands. Premium Transformers for Superior Tone and Clarity Featuring custom permalloy transformers with 80% nickel cores, Amp Selector ABY delivers exceptional frequency response and clarity that standard transformers can't match. The high-inductance design enhances your tone, preserving low-end punch and high-frequency detail, so your sound stays full and dynamic. Independent ground lift switches on each output let you instantly kill the gnarly noise that's common with ABY setups. Keep Your Tone Pure Running multiple amps with passive switchers or long cables robs your signal of highs and presence. Amp Selector ABY's studio- grade buffer is built around the Texas Instruments LME49720, an ultra-low-distortion op-amp with vanishingly low noise and exceptional signal clarity so your tone stays pure from input to output. Switch Without Pop Most ABY pedals use noisy mechanical relays that click and pop when you change channels. Voodoo Lab's Quiet Switching technology delivers silent operation for smooth, professional transitions. Fix Phase and Balance Easily When your two-amp rig sounds hollow and thin, that means it's out of phase. Flip the phase invert switch to change the polarity to restore your tone. Independent level controls let you balance volume between mismatched amps or modelers instantly. Three Modes for Any Rig Use ABY mode for classic A/B/Y toggle switching, Direct Access mode for independent on/off control of each output — run one, both, or neither — or Exclusive mode where selecting one output automatically turns off the other. R