Morley ABC Pro 3-button Switcher/Combiner Pedal Reviews
Looking for a better way to route your guitar signal to three different destinations simultaneously? Check out the Morley ABC Pro switcher/combiner pedal. Plug in your guitar or bass, connect the outputs to your amplifiers, effects chains, or any other destination, and you're ready to switch between them — or use all outputs simultaneously. Either way, ABC Pro's completely isolated channels prevent crosstalk and bleed through. Ebtech Custom Isolation Transformers prevent ground loops. And switching is completely silent, no pops or clicks. We've tried countless switching solutions here at Sweetwater, and we can confirm that the Morley ABC Pro will give you routing flexibility without any tonal degradation.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Great pedal and super quiet switching
As the description of the pedal states, super quiet switching. Although the switches make a click, you don't hear that on the amps. I use this to jump between both channels of a Fender Deluxe Reverb and a Fender Princeton. Each has its own character and for blues, this pedal makes it possible to cop any sound out there. The ability to mix/match the three channels is a plus. The phase switches are also nice to have on a switcher.
I upgraded from a two channel Orange switcher (which as also super nice) but needed the third channel.
Thanks to Morley and Sweetwater for providing an item I could purchase to make this all work flawlessly.
Worth Every Penny!
I messed around with some lower cost options but came around and finally paid the price for this and I could not be happier. Does exactly what it should and so much more. Three amps, a dozen pedals, and my setup has never been quieter. An amazing product. Don't hesitate to buy this great switcher/combiner pedal.
Morley A/B/C
Perfect for what i wanted to do with my rig. 2 amps and a tuner. Switching is seamless and quiet.
Ground lift and phase for A/B works very well also. Sturdy build quality.
Love this want another
It all started as a little trickle and became a raging torrent. In a good way. I have two small amplifiers that I wanted to play thru at the same time. I bought a Hosa. Y Splitter. Did what it was supposed to do. When I played thru bigger amplifiers It did not sound as good as the little amps. I bought a Morley ABY splitter. Loved the ability to go 2 into 1 or 1 into 2. I bought a couple of amplifiers. Now I wanted to play bass guitar and keyboard thru more amplifiers. With this little gem I am able to play thru 5 amplifiers and two extension cabinets combining it with the Morley ABY and a Line 6 Pod. I love it. Neighbors not so much. It took care of the hum too.
Fantastic switcher!
Not sure I can improve on the product listing but if you need to switch or combine multiple options either in or out you can't go wrong with this box. Haven't needed the phase reverse yet but the ground lift is a godsend when using multiple amps.
Amp hopscotch
Works like a charm! The simple exterior layout and complex circuitry under the hood, really make this an exceptional rerouting stompbox. It's noise suppression and isolated transformers help polish your sound if you got some hum. This pedal works great along side any noise gates for cleaning up your signal. Sounds awesome plugging one guitar into two or three separate amps. I haven't heard an pops or clicks! My primary use for this thing is for plugging my guitar into two amps and then also connecting two separate pedal boards. Once I get three amps I will try the trio. Oh yeah, this pedal is built like a tank so don't be afraid to stomp on this thing with boots, it's literally a stompbox! Picture does not do justice.
