JHS Pedals Red Remote Footswitch

I was getting ready to return the Marshall, but it was everything I wanted in an amp...2 channels, all tube with an effects loop. The only problem was it was so loud. Even with pedals I couldn't tame the beast and get the tone I wanted ...Alas the LBAB and now I get the tone I was looking for and I'm not blowing the windows out of the house.

This us a neat little pedal that will help correct your input signal if travelling though other pedals, etc. before getting to your amp. Does just what it claims to and without touching your original sound.

Me ayudó a controlar mi cabeza sin chupar el tono, si no planeas usar el loop de tu amplificador lo recomiendo mucho

Just an on/off switch. Works as advertised and seems well made...a little pricey for it is.

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...