FenderABY Pedal Footswitch, Red

I'm using it with a Marshall DSL40 and a Fender FM212. Works great. No noise and no issues with going back and forth between the two amps and running both amps at the same time. I'm very happy with this pedal and do recommend it.

Does what it's supposed to do. Good solid construction. 2 guitars to 1 amp, or 1 guitar to 2 amps. Amps can be selected individually or together

Well built and does what it’s supposed to.

Ok, this does what it’s supposed to do. The only issue is it should have a ground lift. Using this to hook up 2 amps will cause a ground loop. That’s why you get a hum or buzzing noise. You need something to break the ground on one of the amps. Otherwise it seems very sturdy and well made.

Extremely simple but absolutely my best friend. Was running two Hiwatt amps a head through cab and a combo and used the switch to dial in both for studio setup and the switch worked perfectly. Arriving from the box it was missing two screws on either side but didn’t give much mind about it. Works great highly recommended if you’re running two amps or two instruments

Great pedal, well built and the switches are sturdy! The look and feel are great. The LED (blue) lights are very bright, there is no way your not going to see which channel you are on even in full direct sun. I did my research and I'm glad i did. This pedal loses No Tone at all!. Some pedals will suck the higher frequencies as a byproduct of the way they are built. Not this one which is a big plus. I use this pedal so I can run a signal to my looper pedal , an older Boss RC, (which does degrade the original sound :( Once my loop is established, I can run a second signal around the looper to either the second input of my amp, or my second amp. Unfortunately the Boss pedal degrades any sound that runs through it, even if it is in bypass mode. I run this pedal at the end of my chain, except for the Boss Looper , and it sounds great.

I totally agree with other reviewers that this device has some serious noise issues. I am using it to connect two Fender Champion 100 amps to my bass. There is noise on both the A and B outputs when bass is connected directly to Y input. I usually run my bass into several daisy chained effects pedals, then the pedals into the Y input- with this config the noise is a lot worse. It's not the amps or cables- I tried with my Sound Right SB12 amp and different cables- same results. The device is OK for jamming in your basement or garage, but I would not use it on stage or it will sound like you have faulty equipment.

Fender typically makes very good products, and this switch box is no exception. Strong and sturdy, with robust switches and bright easy to see LEDs. When I received it the LEDs didn't work even though I plugged in a 9V adapter. I opened up the box and found that one of the wires was pinched into the case which I'm sure happened on assembly. Not a big deal, I moved the wire out of the way and screwed the box back together (4 screws) and everything works fine. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a switching solution. I have it set up as one input, going to two different amplifiers. You can choose one or the other output, or both at the same time. It's great.