Radial Big Shot ABY...

[Racerxrated]

OK True Douche 500....go lay down by your dish, in the corner of your moms basement. Make sure your drool cup is empty, as you prepare your next response. We will all be here waiting to laugh at you AGAIN. Oh, and BTW get your Billy Blades embroidered knee pads on....he's coming to town to thank you personally for your support. True Clown 500!!

 

[Racerxrated]

Every second you spend goofing-off on RT, is time you could have spent snuggled-up in your boyfriend's ass cheeks!

Brilliant!

Speaks True Douches other alter ego....we know its you. Keep it up sunshine!

 

[Gurtz]

Every second you spend goofing-off on RT, is time you could have spent snuggled-up in your boyfriend's ass cheeks!

Brilliant!

Speaks True Douches other alter ego....we know its you. Keep it up sunshine!

Wrong, but I do have a stinky on my binky!

 

[TrueTone500]

Getting back on point... I have a new Fulltone HT ABY that I would consider selling, but if I do, I would surely need one again. The Fulltone is a great ABY, but I think I prefer the Lehle's buffers. Some things you can't skimp on... An ABY is one of them.

 

[chadprsman]

Not sure of the back story, but it seems TT500 has gear knowledge and I've found some of his posts informative.

 

[MrDowntown]

This thread got royally fucked...In any event, several months have passed, and i'd like to revisit some thoughts on the various A/B/Y switchers being used. The pros/cons etc.

True by-pass, or buffer?? I'm not looking to have the life sucked from my amp, just simply switch between amps. the idea of running both simultaneously is intriguing however.

 

[Racerxrated]

I had a Radial Big Shot, Twin City Bones, and a Lehle ABY. The Big Shot sucked some tone, while the other two did not. Lehle makes great stuff but the Twin City sounded just as good to me.

 

[Hamer95USA]

Check out the Lehle Dual SGoS A/B/Y box. It has a lot of useful features plus it's MIDI switchable. I use mine at home with a Reverend Goblin (clean), Soldano Astroverb 16 (crunch), and a Lehle P-Split into a Laney Cub12R (semi-dirty). It works great switching between the 3 combo amps that I have. I use the P-Split to isolate the Laney amp to avoid any ground loop issues.

Guitar George

 

[GOHOINC]

I used to use a voodoo amp selector when I was running 3-4 amps. Downsized my rig and moved it on. Been using a radial big shot ever since for a two amp setup. Today I received a lehle dual sgos. WowZa it blows themy both away. The voodoo doesn't have tone loss per se but I felt it did color my tone a bit. The radial is OK for something cheap and effective but there is noticeable volume/high end loss when running 2 amps simultaneously. The lehle does not color or lose any tone at all. Best splitter I've ever tried.