Overall, I really like the A or B, A and B switching layout and functionality

It works as it should, seems like it has solid construction, and keeps signal noise to a minimum.

Great job, Morley.

It has a super sturdy case and the classic Morley logo adds a vintage vibe

Any guitarist who plays both electric and acoustic guitars on stage will love Morley's ABY selector switch

Morley makes great stuff (I regularly use a Bad Horsie 2 wah

, Morley makes good stuff, good price, does everything I expected it to do.

"does not require battery" if they wanted to send me free stuff to test I am willing

Overall, I really like the A or B, A and B switching layout and functionality

It works as it should, seems like it has solid construction, and keeps signal noise to a minimum.

this does exactly what i was hoping, a great inexspensive way to use two guitars individually or together with one amp

After a bit of research, this pedal seemed to be the best and most economical way to accomplish this

and I thought, "there's got to be a better way to do this!

I play bass but have been fiddling with Bi amping and this really does a great job

I have purchased the Morley ABY selector/combiner switch via Amazon.com .First, I would like to thank Amazon.com for a doing great job

If you are switching between amplifiers, you can find better solutions that will potentially be more noise-free, and potentially safer, but they cost more money

this solution is pretty much ideal and works very well

this solution is pretty much ideal and works very well

It works as it should, seems like it has solid construction, and keeps signal noise to a minimum.

Solid construction

It works as it should, seems like it has solid construction, and keeps signal noise to a minimum.

MY APPLICATIONI wanted to use this with a DRRI, (two channel inputs) and put an overdrive or high gain Distortion pedal on channel 1, leaving the reverb and speed/intensity to the clean channel 2

a clean channel and dirty channel.

However, when the overdrive is turned on, but the AB is switched to the clean channel, you get a lot of bleed through of the noise inherent from that high gain

Boss AB-2)- 9V Power supply jack of the "standard" variety used on a majority of pedalsCONs- Allows bleedthrough of noise from one channel to the other (for instance a high gain pedal on B may bleed noise through to A if the pedal is not turned off)- No ability to change phase - can be a problem if using a Fender 2 channel amp like DRRI with inputs out of phase, or two amps with inputs out of

No problems whatsoever, works great as two-guitars-in-one-out.

I run both guitars through a Fishman amp and I love the convenience of this pedal

No problems whatsoever, works great as two-guitars-in-one-out.

Overall, I really like the A or B, A and B switching layout and functionality

It works as it should, seems like it has solid construction, and keeps signal noise to a minimum.

- Using with a MiniBrute Synth - on one side a pure signal on the other side I'm running a Zoom G1on effects processor and needed a way to get a pure sound out of the Brute as well as either a processed sound or

Also since the inputs on the DRRI are out of phase, the combined signal is a little odd sounding

Use this for two amps(one clean & one dirty) for a great sound

: When fed directly into a DI box (no phantom power), there is no audible sound when switching between guitars.