With the Electro Harmonix Switchblade Pro, the New Yorker effects specialists and Mike Matthews present a practical switching box that not only allows the management of extensive effect chains with two effect loops, but also provides versatile options for signal routing. Each effect loop offers high-quality Low Noise buffers for a noise-free sound and its own level control, which can also be used to raise the level by up to 6 dB. Furthermore, both effect loops can be operated in series or in parallel.

The Electro-Harmonix Switchblade Pro, developed by New York-based effects specialists Electro-Harmonix and Mike Matthews, offers a versatile switching solution for managing extensive effect chains. This practical switching box features two high-quality effect loops, each equipped with Low Noise buffers to ensure a clean, noise-free signal. Additionally, each loop includes its own level control, allowing for level boosts of up to 6 dB. Both loops can be configured to operate in series or in parallel, providing flexible routing options for a wide range of setups.

The Electro Harmonix Switchblade Pro at a glance:
  • Effects looper and switcher
  • Two effect loops with their own level control
  • Dry level control
  • Bypass footswitch
  • A/B and A+B footswitches
  • Serial or parallel operation of both effects loops
  • Can also be used as an A/B box, Booster or mixer
  • Low Noise buffer
  • True Bypass
  • Soft switching
  • Compact metal case
  • Power supply included

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Model
  • Switchblade Pro Deluxe Channel Selector
Categories
Pedal Format
  • Standard

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