JHS Pedals Mini A/B Box - Guitar Signal Path Effect, Black/Silver, Model Number: Mini A/B Box

Pedal works great. I use it to switch between two amps. I notice no additional noise. I agree with others in that the LED's are a bit bright, but it's nice to gave blue and red coloring and not the same color by each jack. I use the blue channel for my Peavey and southern rock. Red is for the Marshall stack set at a higher gain.

Another quality pedal from JHS

I play guitar and pedal steel out of the same guitar amp and pedalboard rig, so I needed an instrument switcher. This little box does the job perfectly!! It has a tiny footprint so it's easy to fit on your pedalboard and the LED lights up either blue or red depending on which input (instrument) is live. And the switching between instruments is dead quiet, with no added noise to the signal path. It's really quite a deal for the price considering the convenience you get if you use two instruments on stage. Plus, Chicago Music Exchange were very prompt and courteous when I contacted them with questions about the item. I was not sure which version they actually had (the latest one has the updated graphic with the "AB" logo horizontally across instead of vertical) and they answered my question; it is in fact the latest one as pictured. I highly recommend this little box and the seller too! Thanks!!

I bought this A/B pedal because the one I currently have was making a loud pop noise. When I press the buttons, this doesn’t do that, and is whisper quiet, and I love that it’s a small mini pedal and only needs 10mA of power. Highly recommend

This A/B pedal is great. No noise or pops. It does what its suppose to do. JHS is a great pedal company and I own about 6 pedals by them. By far top 5 pedal companies I use.

I needed a solution for my complex pedalboard build. Dual stereo signal chains from 1 piezo equipped guitar. Dual wireless setups, 1 for each path. It was all amazing except what if the wireless isn't working, or cannot be used.? I needed an alternate path to my inputs other than wireless. I found another product from another company that was an actual "wireless bypass box" 2x the cost of this and no way to switch the input other than physically plugging in an alternate input. It was also 2x the size of this one.. Long story short you can travel either direction through this pedal.. it doesn't know the difference so I'm able to feed them (I have one for each chain) an input from the wireless output, and one from the 1/4" jack on the right side of my pedalboard. They are neatly mounted underneath the board where they can be easily switched when needed. They are compact and lightweight. Added very little heft to my already heavy board. Another item to note is that if you have space on your power supply to connect 9v to the a/b box you will be rewarded with a very useful indicator light. Ivreally Luke that the light is always on and either blue, for wireless in my case, or red, when I am using a cable. A/b boxes have many uses. Every guitar player who uses pedals should probably have one laying around.. I know signal routing might not seem sexy, but for the price I'm extremely happy with the results.. always hate spending on the utility gear that we don't get to "play" with, persay...

I like it. It works. Does the job for me -- which is splitting some of my effects off to an acoustic amp and the others off to an electric amp. And I think the graphics are pretty cool. I like the red/blue LED to tell you which way you have it switched.

I use this to switch between wireless and regular cable for my pedalboard. I want it to make my pedalboard as useful as it can be, and this little fella' makes a huge difference. I use A and B as inputs, even though this pedal is mostly used as "...for switching tones on dual-amplifier rigs..." as indicated in the product description, you can also use is backwards with two selectable inputs going into one single output, the pedal is true-bypass and there is no set polarity issue, when using it backwards. JHS makes amazing quality pedals and this is no exception!

I bought it so I can switch between a shure wireless system and A plugged in electric bass. The pedal button is a soft click with good feel. It works with no noise, pops, clicks, or anything else. I would like the LED indicator not to be so bright. It's a bit of a torch light.

LEDライトはかなり明るい赤と青で変わります。インプットとアウトプットがどちらも兼ねていて、2 in 1 out あるいは1 in 2 out で使えるのは面白いと思いました。僕は後者の使い方で片側にはフットチューナーを繋げ、もう片方はペダルの回路に繋げてチューナーアウトとして使ったり、片方にだけペダルを繋げてミュートスイッチとしても使いたいなと思い、購入しました。大きさはtc electronicのミニシリーズやエキゾチックのEPブースターと同じ大きさで、ボードがかさばらなくていいです。ただ、チャンネルを変える時（ペダルを踏む時）にブッというまあまあ大きな音がなります。すごく気になります。演奏中のミュートスイッチとしては使えないレベルと思います。回路を変更するスイッチペダルは初めて買ったので、こんなもんなんですかね。総括すると気に入ってます！

I received this NEW piece of JHS MINI A/B pedal. There is an audible click sound when toggle switch is pressed each time. Can any one tell whether this click sound is normal with this pedal or I received a faulty piece. If faulty I need to return as per Amazon return policy.

(JHS Pedals, Mini A/B-switch para pies) Simple switch, no necesidad de corriente (se puede conectar, pero es solo para el LED indicador, lo que no necesito), fuerte caja de metal. Compre dos, les tengo ahora mas que un medio año, uso diario, funcionan sin falla. Recomendado.

Needed a simply a/b box. This added no noise or colour to the sound, had a small footprint and a bright led to show which input was in use.