3x Splitter Pedal w/ Mute function for use with TC Electronic, Boss or similar Guitar Tuners

3x Splitter Pedal

Primary Features

- Input signal divided into three separate output channels

- Tuner output channel “Always On”

- Chn A and Chn B outputs “Mutable” via foot switch

- Designed and hand built in the USA

- Full documentation at signalpathpedals . com

Product Description

The 3x Splitter is typically used at or near the beginning of the signal chain and performs a variety of useful functions, especially on pedal boards architected for Stereo or A/B operation, in addition to Mono. The primary feature of the 3x Splitter is that it divides the input signal into three separate channels (Chn A, Chn B, and Tuner).

If you are a guitarist who likes your tuner always on, this pedal performs that function while still providing a Mute function for the Chn A and Chn B outputs. In other words, the Tuner output is never muted, but the two output channels feeding the pedal board can be muted which is very useful for guitar changes or silent tuning.

Given the 3x Splitter generates two (mutable) output channels, each output channel can be individually configured using separate effect pedals (if desired). For example, Chn A could be optimized for lead tones while Chn B might be optimized for rhythm, or the two channels could be optimized for Stereo (utilizing other stereo effect pedals). Numerous pedal board configurations are possible, especially when used in combination with the Amp Select pedal (typically placed at or near the end of the signal chain).

Another useful feature of the 3x Splitter is three 9vdc Boss style connectors (center ground) are provided for powering the LED status light but only one is required. Any of the three connectors can be used for powering the LED status light which leaves the other two connectors free to pass on 9vdc to other pedals (if desired). No buffering or electronics are used in the active signal path of the 3x Splitter.

For a detailed description of typical pedal board configurations, please consult the Signal Path Pedals web site at signalpathpedals . com