Shielding noise and reducing tone loss - recommended guitar effects loop selector pedal

Two sets of effect loops can be switched arbitrarily and quickly.

Pedals that are inherently noisy can be kept out of the signal chain.

All stompboxes have the "True Bypass" function.

It is convenient to arrange the wiring of the pedal matrix.

The operation is extremely simple.

BIGSHOT EFX is a True Bypass effect loop switcher that can control two parallel effect loops simultaneously and turn either one on or off according to your needs. This means that the tone issues brought by pedals with inherent noise or non-True Bypass effects (such as TS-9, which causes significant loss of guitar signals in bypass mode and changes the original sound) will be completely eliminated. Additionally, when an effect loop is in "STANDBY" mode, you can turn certain effects in this loop on or off to prepare for the desired sound when it is reactivated. With EFX, guitarists no longer need to perform their special "tap dance" when switching among many pedal effects. If you add a BigShot PB1 buffer in the effect loop, even if you connect too many stompboxes in one effect loop, there won't be noticeable noise. Musicians who prefer silent tuning can also connect a tuner to the second effect loop.

Do you have a bunch of good pedal effects but are troubled by the series of problems caused by serial connection? Or do your BOSS, IBANEZ, DIGITECH, DUNLOP, or old EH effectors always lose a lot of volume in bypass mode? All these problems will be solved easily with EFX.

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