Jhs Pedals Active ABY
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A Pedalboard Classic for Two-Amp Rigs (Wet/Dry, Stereo, Dual Chain)
A/B/Y switchers are essential tools as soon as you want to control a setup more ambitious than a simple "guitar to one amp." The Active A/B/Y fits into this tradition with an approach designed for real live situations: two truly usable outputs, isolation to avoid unwanted noise, and switching designed to stay clean even when changing destination mid-song.
Who Is It For and In What Contexts Should You Use It?
This pedal is suitable both for beginner guitarists who want to switch between two amps and for experienced musicians building a stereo rig, a "dry + reverb/delay" setup (wet/dry), or two separate effects chains (for example, a clean channel and a distorted channel). It is particularly useful live to secure a plan B (backup amp, second console input) and in the studio to record simultaneously to two destinations (amp + interface, or two amps with different characters).
Important point: the Active A/B/Y is designed for input signals under 10 V gain. Above this, unintended clipping may occur. It is also not recommended for use with a bass guitar, according to product guidelines.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Selector | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
Questions frequently asked
Does the JHS Pedals Active A/B/Y allow using two amps simultaneously?
The Y footswitch simultaneously activates outputs A and B via two 6.35 mm jacks. This setup is suitable for a stereo rig or a wet/dry signal chain.
How to avoid hum with two amps?
One output is transformer-isolated to limit ground loops between two amps. Both outputs are isolated from each other, which reduces noise caused by differing grounds.
Can a phase issue between two amps be corrected?
A polarity reverse switch on channel A allows correction of phase opposition that may cause bass loss when both outputs are activated.
What power supply is required for this A/B/Y pedal?
The required power supply is a 9 V DC source with a negative center, consuming 47 mA. Battery operation is not supported.
Is it compatible with a bass or very hot signals?
This model is designed for electric guitar and is not recommended for bass. The input signal should remain below 10 V gain to avoid unintended clipping. The input uses a 6.35 mm buffered high-impedance jack.



