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Description

The Bright Onion Pedals Active ABY Pedal with Isolated Second Output v2 is a versatile tool for any guitarist looking to seamlessly switch between or combine two amps or signal chains. This pedal is designed with an active circuit that ensures transparency in your tone, maintaining the integrity of your sound without any loss. The isolated second output feature is a standout, providing optimal noise reduction and eliminating ground loop hum, a common issue when running multiple amplifiers. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, this pedal offers reliability and clarity in any signal routing setup.

With simple controls, the Active ABY Pedal v2 allows for quick and intuitive switching between A, B, or both outputs. Its robust construction ensures durability for gigging musicians, while its compact size makes it an ideal addition to any pedalboard. This pedal is perfect for those who demand professional-level sound management without the hassle.

Key Features:

  • Active circuit for transparent tone
  • Isolated second output to eliminate ground loop hum
  • Seamless switching between A, B, or A+B outputs
  • Rugged construction for durability
  • Compact design ideal for pedalboard integration
  • Power supply required for active operation (not included)

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Features and functionality

  • The Bright Onion active ABY pedal features a transformer-isolated output, reducing ground loop issues common with dual amp setups.

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User experience

  • Users with dual amp setups report that the Bright Onion pedal effectively handles DI requests during live performances, simplifying communication with sound engineers.

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Use cases and applications

  • The pedal is particularly praised for preventing low-end loss in complex pedal chains, maintaining bass richness when splitting signals.

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Comparisons

  • The Bright Onion pedal is favorably compared to the Boss LS2 for its isolation capabilities, emphasizing its utility in preventing noise interference.

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