elron hoover
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Just recently I started running a dual amp setup with a '59 LTD and SD30II. It sounds great, but beyond low to moderate level volume there is noticeable hum when not playing, so I've been researching ABY boxes to alleviate this annoyance.
At first I was going toward a Lehle Little Dual, but after reading a lot of threads/reviews I thought I'd pretty much decided on the Fulltone True Path. I like the switchable buffers for each side, and opinion on this unit is generally positive. Then I stumbled on the fact it only supports mono input, and 2 of 3 reviews on Sweetwater give it 1 star, claiming a "very noticeable change in tone" and a "high susceptibility to noise". Now I'm back to the Lehle because of the better reviews and support of stereo effects. Currently I am using my Echolution 2D as the last pedal on my board to split the signal, and a TC Flashback set to 100% wet to give an adjustable stereo spread on the right (Budda) side after the E2D. Which, out of all aby boxes available, is the best for me? Tone preservation and hum elimination are the most important requirements.
At first I was going toward a Lehle Little Dual, but after reading a lot of threads/reviews I thought I'd pretty much decided on the Fulltone True Path. I like the switchable buffers for each side, and opinion on this unit is generally positive. Then I stumbled on the fact it only supports mono input, and 2 of 3 reviews on Sweetwater give it 1 star, claiming a "very noticeable change in tone" and a "high susceptibility to noise". Now I'm back to the Lehle because of the better reviews and support of stereo effects. Currently I am using my Echolution 2D as the last pedal on my board to split the signal, and a TC Flashback set to 100% wet to give an adjustable stereo spread on the right (Budda) side after the E2D. Which, out of all aby boxes available, is the best for me? Tone preservation and hum elimination are the most important requirements.