Mooer Micro ABY Box MKII

Great Value pedal

This is perfect for a crowded pedal board. IT does exactly whats its supposed to do.

I use it the switch between wireless systems on stage.

Good build quality, you cant go wrong for this price.

Robust enough A/B/Y switching pedal

45€ seems a lot to pay for a A/B switching pedal, but this is small and robust so hopefully will last a long long time...

Does the job well

Using this to switch between guitars on stage. Works perfectly, without any loss of volume, and the pedal seems sturdy too.

No noise at all! Great!

I needed anABY box for my wet-dry rig (Vox AC15 C1 and Egnater Tweaker 15). However I dislike noise and this was the most importnat factor for keeping this one or sending it back!

:D Its dead quiet (meaning no hiss) and works great! Also, it doesn't take much space on my pedal board!

Would buy again without hesitation!

Does what it should do

Use:

I use it to split the output signal into the Top Boost and Normal input of my VOX AC30. This way I can switch from a cleanish sound to a more dirtier tone. Before I had this pedal I used to walk to my amp and plug my cable in and out into the different inputs, which is not something you want to do live.

Pros:

- It's really small, smaller than other splitter's I've seen. This makes it easy to fit on any pedalboard.

- It's easy to use. I didn't need a manual or something. It's self explanatory.

- No signal or volume loss compared to directly going into the Top Boost or Normal input. It doesn't boost or change the bandwidth so you don't need to re-tweek your knobs to have the same sound you would have without using this pedal. This was something I worried about, because of the low pricing, but the output quality stays good.

- The lights are really handy for when you are on stage. I use Blue for Normal and Red for Top Boost. When you walk around the different lights pretty wel from a distance

- I like the fact that it's a simple pedal with no unnecessary extra's.

- The footswitch feels good

Cons:

- It's all mono. For using mono instruments, it's not a problem, but when you would like to switch between stereo instruments, than you need something else.

- The lights are really bright, which can be intense when you use it at home. Then again, it's really clear for when you are playing on stage.

Conclusion:

It's a cheap pedal that doesn't sound cheap and does what it should do. You could also use it for switching between 2 guitars (or other instruments) without having to keep plugging in and out. I'll Probably buy an extra one in the near future!

Does the job

PRO; This MOOER switch does the job. Comes in a very small housing but still sticks pretty well to my board. Looks good too.

CON; That red/blue light is small but annoyingly bright.

Does what it says on the tin

I use it to switch between my synth and guitar going into my pedalboard. Not much to say - it works without any fuss. I also love that you can run it completely passively without any power if you don't need the LED indicator.

discrete and works great

very discrete and works perfectly. I use this to merge a parallel signal for bas. I keep this guy under the board permanently set to to Y. totally passive unless you want to plug it in for the LED indicator light. otherwise it requires no power.

Does exactly what its supposed to, splits a single instrument signal into two switchable or simultaneous signals, no audible loss in signal quality, overall sturdy and well built. Worth the price!

Does What Is Says On THe Tin

This is a very straight forward pedal, works as it should no issues. I am using it to switch between Lead and Rhythm guitar effects so that I can leave all my lead pedals on and with one hit engage all the lead sound pedals at once. It seems to be doing the job OK.