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Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal

$59.00 to $69.00 Price Tier: Budget

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In the Switch Effects Pedals category, Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal is priced in the Budget/Beginner range. This is great gear to get started with or for creators on a budget.

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Step into a world of musical versatility with the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal, a passive operation marvel that offers seamless signal splitting and switching. Ideal for the adventurous guitarist looking to expand their sonic territory, this pedal brings efficiency and creativity to your pedalboard without the need for invasive rewiring. Its robust metal housing ensures durability while maintaining a sleek, compact design that won't crowd your setup.

With footswitches for both A and B channels, you're equipped to direct your signal path with precision, whether you're switching between amps or toggling between different effects chains. The pedal features status LEDs for clear visual feedback, ensuring you always know which channel is active. Powered via a 9V DC power supply (not included), the ABY pedal only requires power for its LEDs, making it a versatile choice for musicians who value simplicity and effectiveness in their gear.

Made in the USA, this pedal is crafted with attention to detail, ensuring it meets the demands of both studio and stage environments. Whether you're a seasoned performer or a home studio enthusiast, the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal is a reliable companion that enhances your musical expression.

Key Features:

Passive operation
Footswitch for A and B channels
Status LEDs for channel indication
Metal housing for durability
3x 6.3 mm jacks for IN/OUT connections
Requires 9V DC power supply (for LEDs only, not included)
Made in the USA

Product specs

Available since	August 2017
Type	A/B/Y
LED Display	Yes
PSU Connector	Yes
Shape	Floor Effects Pedal
MIDI Interface	No

FAQs

What is the primary function of the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal?: The Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal allows you to split your instrument's signal into two separate outputs, enabling you to send your signal to multiple amplifiers or audio sources for greater tonal flexibility.
Can I use the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal with multiple amplifiers simultaneously?: Yes, the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal can be used to send your instrument's signal to two amplifiers simultaneously, providing the option to blend different amp tones or switch between them.
Does the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal require a power supply?: Yes, the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal requires a power supply to operate its LED display, ensuring easy visibility of your active channel selection.
Is the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal easy to integrate into a pedalboard setup?: Yes, the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal is designed as a floor effects pedal, making it straightforward to integrate into your existing pedalboard setup for seamless signal routing.
Does the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal have a MIDI interface?: No, the Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal does not feature a MIDI interface, as it is primarily designed for signal splitting and switching functions.

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PROS

Compact and convenient with passive operation
Includes bonus picks and accessories as a customer appreciation gesture
Allows quick switching between instruments without noise
Does not affect signal quality or produce noises
Built like a tank, ensuring durability
Stylish heavy-duty enclosure enhances stage or studio setup
Transparent operation with no noticeable change to tone

CONS

Sensitivity to handling can cause pops and crackles
High price point may deter some buyers
Close placement of inputs/outputs/power requires careful cable management
Minor signal loss in A+B mode on the B channel

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OBNE ABY pedal is passive, lacking isolator, ground lift, phase switch, and buffer, leading to volume drop issues when both channels are active.
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The Old Blood Noise Endeavors ABY pedal's wide dimensions may consume more pedalboard space compared to taller, single footswitch models.
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The OBNE ABY pedal allows users to set one amp to a dirty tone and another to clean, effectively using the pedal as an additional effect.
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Radial and Lehle ABY pedals are noted as superior alternatives with more features, despite their higher cost.
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Sonicake ABY pedal ($25) is mentioned as an affordable entry-level option, while Boss Line Selector LS-2 offers more capabilities at a moderate price ($90 used, $120 new).
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OBNE Signal Blender ($150) provides adjustable levels and a third loop, offering more options compared to a basic ABY pedal.
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Setup and maintenance

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Passive ABY pedals can cause phase issues and tone loss when running parallel chains into one amp.
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User experience

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The OBNE ABY pedal can result in a volume drop for channel A when both A and B are selected simultaneously.
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Some owners find that while the OBNE ABY suits their needs, it might be larger than necessary if only used as an A/B pedal.
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Users report successfully using the OBNE ABY to blend guitar and synth signals into a looper, allowing for versatile layering of instruments.
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The OBNE ABY is used by some to run stereo setups through pedals like the Strymon Iridium, although managing dual pedal chains can be cumbersome.
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An OBNE ABY user employs it to run both pedal steel and guitar through the same pedalboard, ensuring seamless transitions between instruments.
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It's highlighted that using a stereo out from a modulation pedal to split signals into two amps can be inadequate due to ground noise and phase issues.
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An alternative to ABY pedals is the use of a mono to dual mono Y cable, though it permanently splits the signal without A/B switching capability.
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