Looper with Amp Channel Selector

Name: Looper with Amp Channel Selector
Brand: Bright Onion Pedals

Bright Onion Pedals

£49.95

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Please note this is not a phrase or sample looper pedal where you can record your guitar and then play over the loops. Here's a single true bypass loop with an additional socket to attachment a cable to your amp in order to select channels (for amps accepting latching channel switching). The footswitch activates the loop whilst changing you amps channel with one stomp. There is a polarity switch to ensure the correct channel is selected for the loop. The channel select socket comes with a mono version as this is the most commonly used, I can use a stereo socket and wire it the ring if needed,

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Looper with Amp Channel Selector

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