BOSS AB-2
2-Way Selector
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The BOSS AB-2 is a 2-way selector that makes changing inputs or outputs easy. One stomp is all it takes to instantly switch between two guitars or effects setups, change amplifiers or switch between an amp and tuner. Rock-solid BOSS construction ensures the AB-2 will stand the test of time.
FEATURES
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Affordable A/B selector with 1-click operation and silent switching
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2-way selector for using A/B input with one output, or vice-versa
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Instantly change guitars, effects setups or amplifiers, or switch between an amp and tuner
SPECIFICATIONS
Nominal Input Level: -20 dBu
Nominal output Level: -20 dBu
Control: Pedal
Indicators: A (red), B (yellow)
Connectors: A jack, B jack, IN/OUT jack
Current Draw: 5 mA or less
* Expected battery life under continuous use: Carbon: 100 hours
* This figure will vary depending on the actual conditions of use.
Power Supply: Dry Battery [R03/LR03 (AAA) type] x 2
Accessories: Owner's Manual, Dry Battery [R03/LR03 (AAA) type] x 2, Number Sticker
Width: 96 mm / 3-13/16 inches
Depth: 90 mm / 3-9/16 inches
Height: 43 mm / 1-3/4 inches
Weight: 240 g /0 lbs. 9 oz.
* 0 dBu=0.775 Vrms
*The specifications are subject to change without notice.
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