I bougtht this pedal to run a Taylor T5 between a Carvin acoustic amp and Traynor 50 watt tube amp. It seemed to work ok at first, but changing batteries if you forget to disconnect the input is a pain. Far worse, it now seems to generate a horrible buzz or whine that is simply unacceptable. I always thought Boss was bulletproof, but this thing didn't cut it.

I have owned this sweet puppy for a little over a year and it is still kickin just as good as day one! I have used it on stage about 90 times and also in the studio. I use it to switch between my pedals, just one stomp and I can go from clean to heavy...perfect!!!

I use this pedal to switch between my tele and my LP live. I've had it for a few weeks now, so it's been through about six gigs thus far, and so far so good. I haven't had any issues, and there's no bleed through from the other guitar when one is selected. It's also ruggedly constructed and feels like it will last a while...and if it ever does break I will definitely be buying a new one. The only reason I gave it a 3.5 on features is because it doesn't have a spot for a power supply. buying batteries and even just keeping batteries charged kind of annoys me....I'd rather just plug it in....but for the price I can't really complain.

I recieved mine through mail order a couple of days ago. My only complaint is it has to run off batteries only, which I can live with. There is some slight bleed over, but you really have to listen for it. This unit is really worth the money and it also seems very well constructed.

Well, I got it used through a music store and am not regreting it a mintue. I'm using my Epiphone Semi-Acc to switch from Amp to DI-Box to play it accousticly. It work great. I dont mind the shape at all, the only thing is that you have to run it on bateries. But it is not a big deal. This is a great little fellow, robust and faithful.