Fender ABY Pedal Footswitch, Red

I'm using it with a Marshall DSL40 and a Fender FM212. Works great. No noise and no issues with going back and forth between the two amps and running both amps at the same time. I'm very happy with this pedal and do recommend it.

Does what it's supposed to do. Good solid construction. 2 guitars to 1 amp, or 1 guitar to 2 amps. Amps can be selected individually or together

Very poor insulation. Very noisy. Not going to use. Get a better one.

Ok, this does what it’s supposed to do. The only issue is it should have a ground lift. Using this to hook up 2 amps will cause a ground loop. That’s why you get a hum or buzzing noise. You need something to break the ground on one of the amps. Otherwise it seems very sturdy and well made.

Extremely simple but absolutely my best friend. Was running two Hiwatt amps a head through cab and a combo and used the switch to dial in both for studio setup and the switch worked perfectly. Arriving from the box it was missing two screws on either side but didn’t give much mind about it. Works great highly recommended if you’re running two amps or two instruments

Fender typically makes very good products, and this switch box is no exception. Strong and sturdy, with robust switches and bright easy to see LEDs. When I received it the LEDs didn't work even though I plugged in a 9V adapter. I opened up the box and found that one of the wires was pinched into the case which I'm sure happened on assembly. Not a big deal, I moved the wire out of the way and screwed the box back together (4 screws) and everything works fine. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a switching solution. I have it set up as one input, going to two different amplifiers. You can choose one or the other output, or both at the same time. It's great.

I’ve had it for around 5 months now, and it does what it says it will do without any technical issues. Coming from a name brand like fender, I’m happy with the price point as compared to other competitors. I’ve even used it as a di with no complaints when doing it live. I’m not sure if it’ll be 0 hum in a studio setting withers it counts, but for what I’m using it for, it’s great 👍

Right out of the box the B channel doesn’t work on its own. Interestingly, A+B does work, though there is a ton of noise when engaged. I expected more from Fender, even though it’s made in China.