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Cusack Music PBT9 Switcher Pedalboard Tamer

Cusack Music PBT9 Switcher Pedalboard Tamer

$200.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Transform your pedalboard into a seamless, noise-free playground with the Cusack Music PBT9 Switcher Pedalboard Tamer. Perfect for guitarists seeking precision and flexibility, this dynamic unit offers nine pedal loops, allowing you to organize and activate your effects with effortless command. Whether you're toggling between clean tones or diving into a storm of effects, the PBT9 ensures each transition is smooth and sonically pure.

Designed for the modern musician, this switcher not only manages multiple loops but also incorporates a specialized tool to dampen that notorious pop from true-bypass pedals. This feature ensures your sound remains pristine, keeping your audience focused on your performance, not unwanted noise. The intuitive layout and robust construction make it a reliable companion for both studio sessions and live gigs, adapting to your creative needs without missing a beat.

With the PBT9, you can streamline your setup and focus on what truly matters: your music. It's more than just a pedal switcher; it's your backstage technician, letting you craft complex soundscapes with just a tap.

Key Features:

Nine-chain pedal loop switching unit
Pop-dampening tool for true-bypass pedals
Intuitive layout for easy navigation
Durable construction for long-lasting performance
Ideal for both live and studio use

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Jacob Tilley

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Young the Giant

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Sold on Reverb.com.

From YTG: Perfect looper for your stereo pedals.

Michael Guy Chislett

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Hillsong United

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Michael Guy Chislett's Cusack-Music PBT9 Switcher Pedalboard Tamer is identifiable by its color-coded tape, as seen in his Instagram post.

Eric Cannata

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Young the Giant

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You can check him using one of these and speaking about it in this interview video at 07:19. Note: do not confuse with Tilley equipment, which uses the PBT6 version of the same gear.

Mark Lee

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Third Day

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Sorry it’s a tad blurry! The new pedals are the 3 at the bottom right. The Louder, Scream, and Scruzz are the “always on” versions of the More Louder, Screamer, and Screamer Fuzz.

At the bottom is the Pedal Board Tamer which adds true bypass and noiseless switching.

The big white pedal is the old Route 66 in the metal chassis. Sounds better than the newer Visual Sound stuff, IMO.

And the big black thing is a Line 6 M9. I use it for most mod and delay effects, with the Tap a Whirl and DD5 filling in the gaps.

Lastly, this is the first time in 11 years I’ve done a show without a Fulldrive 2 overdrive. That’s how highly I think of the new Cusack distortions!