Radial's amp-switching pedals vs. Morley AB pedals

[xAzagthothx]

anybody have any opinions on Radial Engineering's amp switching pedals? They're crazy expensive, so it makes me wonder if they're really that much better than just using a Morley ABY pedal.

I ask cuz i'm gonna be running 2 different tube amp heads together at once for the majority of rehearshal and gigs, to beef up our sound as if we had 2 guitar players. ANd I'll be switching one in and out for build-up sections.

THAT, or I'll be keeping one just for solos, so that I can turn on the effects i'll need before hand, instead of jumping around in the middle of the song and trying to focus on turning on my way and delay AND play the solo and stay in time with the band.

thanks

 

[egan.]

Sooner or later you are going to run into some ground loop issues with the Morley running to 2 amps. The radial is expensive but worth it IMO.

 

[exoslime]

check out the lehle stuff too, you probably never heard of them, but its also quality stuff and you have no groundloops with them:
www.lehle.com

cheers
chris

 

[Sly]

I have the Morley Tripler and it's amazing, never had any problem

 

[IronApe]

I have the Morley Tripler and it's amazing, never had any problem

+1

 

[006]

I have a Morley ABY chilling in the closet. Every time I have tried to use it with two outputs (guitar>ampA+ampB) I noticed it drops the level going to both amps so they sound undergained. However, when I would switch it to A or B, instead of at the same time, it would be fine.

 

[PhilTheBeard]

i have a radial aby switch and it works great