Orange Amp Detonator Switcher
£119.00

Orange Amp Detonator Switcher

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£119.00

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£119.00
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Running two guitar amps can be a huge nightmare on stage or in the studio. Passive ABY boxes load the guitar signal down and degrade your tone. Ground hum can become an issue caused by non isolated outputs. All this is about to change with the Orange Amp Detonator Active ABY pedal.

The Orange Amp Detonator is an active ABY pedal making it easier than ever to run 2 amps.

Featuring two buffered outputs, one with a custom designed isolating transformer, we are pretty confident that the Amp Detonator is the smallest active, fully functional, buffered ABY pedal on the market. What’s more, it’s the only active ABY switcher that can be powered by a 9V battery. The transformer output has been meticulously engineered to be as transparent as possible, whilst both outputs are buffered with a low noise, linear circuit. Drive any length of cable to your amps with no loss of clarity and switch silently between them. No more unnerving ‘thumps’ for you or the sound guy! The Amp Detonator also has a push-button polarity switch to correct common phase issues between amplifiers, keeping the tone fat and full. Finally, the tri-colour LED is a handy feature, especially on dark stages, indicating your current switching setting at a glance.

Driving long cables is no problem as the Amp Detonator’s buffered low impedance signal ensures your input’s upper frequencies are maintained. Output B features an isolating transformer which eliminates common ground loop hum when using two amps simultaneously. The transformer output has been engineered for maximum transparency, correcting some of the tone-altering characteristics that affect many other ABY boxes.

  • Dimensions: 9.5cm (w) × 6.5cm (h) × 13cm (d)
  • Power: 9V Battery or 9-12V DC Adapter (Centre Negative)
  • Current Draw @ 9V:12MA
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