Earthquaker Devices A/B Box

Name: Earthquaker Devices A/B Box
SKU: 810019914430
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€ 89

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Earthquaker Devices A/B Box is a simple tiny and passive tool that lets you choose between two of the outputs or two of the inputs.

Because of its completely passive design, there is no circuitry between the input and outputs which means it can be use in both directions. Use it to switch between two amps! Switch between two channels on a multi-channel amp! Use it as tuner out/mute switch! Switch between two instruments! Run a dry path and a wet path! The time to passively choose is now!

The pedal uses a small amount of current to power the LED light.

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SKU: 810019914430 Category: Misc

Description

Effect: Passive AB Box
Design: Analog
Mono/Stereo: –
Knobs: –
Switches: A/B
Bypass Mode: True Bypass
Power Supply: 9V DC, center negative
Power Consumption: 10mA
Battery Operated: No
Format: Standard
Made in: USA

Additional information

Weight	0,3 kg
Dimensions	9,4 × 4,6 × 4,6 cm
Category	Stock
Brand	Earthquaker Devices
Sort	Guitar
Type	Misc

Brand

Earthquaker Devices

EarthQuaker Devices

EarthQuaker Devices is an American company that specializes in designing and manufacturing high-quality guitar effects pedals. Based in Akron, Ohio, and founded in 2004 by Jamie Stillman, the company has become known for its innovative and experimental approach to sound manipulation.

Unconventional sounds

Initially, Stillman, a musician and DIY enthusiast, began modifying and building pedals for personal use, which evolved into EarthQuaker Devices. Over time, the company has built a strong reputation among musicians for its hand-built, boutique-style pedals that range from classic effects like distortion, delay, and reverb, to more unique and unconventional sounds. Each pedal is meticulously crafted with a focus on creativity, durability, and usability. The company has gained a dedicated following among guitarists, bassists, and experimental musicians for its ability to produce rich, dynamic tones that push sonic boundaries.