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JHS Pedals Mini A B Box Footswitch Pedal

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Management number 238277968 Release Date 2026/07/11 List Price US$26.00 Model Number 238277968
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There are two types of players, those that utilize an A/B box like our Mini A/B here, and those that don?t know what they?re missing. Add one to your pedalboard, and you?ll find the Mini A/B is full of indispensable benefits on the gig, in the studio, or even at home. At its core, the simple footswitch design selects between a pair of ¼? jacks on the left side of the unit. Hook one up and you?ll instantly be switching between amps, quickly swapping guitars between songs, using it to isolate your tuner from your signal, killing your stage sound as a mute, and more. And with its adorably tiny footprint, the Mini A/B will fit on even the most cramped pedalboards.

  • A good solid A/B box can be a guitarist's best friend
  • JHS makes their's from a Hammond 1
  • 5 x 3
  • 6 in
  • metal enclosure with high quality jacks and switch
  • They also include a dual color (red/blue) LED to let you know by sight if your using A or B
  • This is very practical in a live situation
Guitar effects pedal type Switch Pedals
Brand Jhs Pedals
Power type Corded Electric
Digital/analog Analog
Inputs/Outputs 2 x 1/4" TS
Color Multicolor
Dimensions 5.60 x 3.25 x 2.25 in
Weight 0.48 lb
Input/output quantity 2
Has written warranty No
Material Metal
Volts 9 V
Model Mini A/B Box

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