Detail 01
Two inputs and two outputs
Two separate signal paths in one enclosure, so you can run two instruments or split a rig without adding boxes.

Independent shopping perspective
9V boost pedal with two independent inputs and outputs plus a dedicated tuner out. For players pushing an already-driven amp harder without restacking a board.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Two separate signal paths in one enclosure, so you can run two instruments or split a rig without adding boxes.
Detail 02
Low-impedance feed to a tuner that stays connected, keeping the tuner out of your main signal chain.
Detail 03
Passive pickups see a high load, so highs stay intact and the guitar does not sound dulled.
Detail 04
Different drive strengths per output; the 100 Ohm side pushes long cable runs harder without losing top end.
Detail 05
Very low. It will sit on a crowded daisy chain or multi-output supply without straining it.
Detail 06
Standard pedalboard power, but check polarity before plugging in an unfamiliar adapter.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. A boost raises level and pushes the next stage harder. On a clean amp you mostly get volume; the aggressive character comes from driving an amp already near breakup.
It gives your tuner a dedicated 100 Ohm feed so it can stay plugged in permanently instead of sitting in your main chain.
12 mA at 9V DC. That is low enough for almost any daisy chain or isolated supply.
Two independent input and output pairs let you run two instruments or two separate signal paths through the same pedal.
Reference
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