Fender ABY Footswitch
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Fender
ABY Footswitch
Product Info
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This Fender ABY is a solid, no-frills solution for switching between amps or effects. The build is surprisingly tough for the price point, and the true bypass is a real plus. It's perfect for gigging musicians who need a reliable, compact switching solution without breaking the bank.
Product Description
- Fender ABY Footswitch
- Double Foot Switch
- Two operating modes: changes between A and B or switches A and B simultaneously
- Solid metal housing
- True Hardwire Bypass
- 2 Switches
- Jack inputs and outputs
- Battery operation or 9 V DC connection
PROS
- • Solid metal construction feels incredibly robust for the price.
- • True hardwire bypass preserves signal integrity, no coloration.
- • Dual operating modes offer flexible switching options.
- • Compact size minimizes pedalboard real estate usage.
CONS
- • LED brightness is adequate but not exceptionally visible onstage.
- • Plastic switch feel isn't as premium as higher-end models.
- • Limited to basic A/B/both switching functionality.
Product Video
Key Features
Type
Double Foot Switch
Loops/Channels
2
MIDI
No
Buffer
No
Power Supply
9V DC or Battery Powered
Dimensions
4.25 in x 2.75 in x 1.75 in
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, it’s designed for A/B switching of amps or effects – not guitars. You'd need a more complex switching system for that.
It's relatively quiet, but not silent. You’ll hear a distinct click, which is typical for mechanical footswitches, but it's not overly loud.
Yes, the true hardwire bypass should prevent any signal degradation or added noise when not in use, but always test with your specific setup.
