Detail 01
8-20V DC input range
Tolerates most standard pedal supplies without a specific voltage brick, so an existing board supply likely works.

Independent shopping perspective
Programmable true-bypass switcher for building a small pedalboard around one or two loops. For players who want repeatable switching, not a boost or tone box.

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
Tolerates most standard pedal supplies without a specific voltage brick, so an existing board supply likely works.
Detail 02
Not a trivial load. Check your power supply has a free output rated above 100 mA.
Detail 03
About the size of two standard compact pedals side by side. Plan board real estate accordingly.
Detail 04
Taller than a slim pedal. Check clearance if you mount pedals under a tiered board riser.
Detail 05
Switch states are stored and recalled rather than set by hand, so a combination repeats exactly each time.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It needs 8-20V DC at up to 97 mA. Any isolated board supply output meeting that will run it. Nothing is included in the box.
The footprint is 6.1 by 4 inches and 1.9 inches tall, roughly two compact pedals wide. It takes real space on a mini board.
It's a switcher, not an effect. It routes signal between loops and doesn't add gain or EQ of its own.
28 ounces. Heavy for its size, which is typical of metal-enclosure switchers and helps it stay put on a board.
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