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    • Signal Routing Pedals & Effects Loop Pedals

    Guitar signal routing pedals and effects loops pedals help prevent signal loss from your electric guitar.
    This gives you added control over your signal and tone to get the sound you want.

    Macdaddy Music sells a variety of these effects from brands such as Lehle, Rocktron, and Electro-Harmonix.

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      Rocktron MIDI Xchange Foot Controller
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      Rocktron MIDI Xchange Foot Controller

      The Rocktron MIDI Xchange Foot Controller FREE shipping anywhere in the USA! Now Rocktron makes MIDI control easier and more affordable with the MIDI Xchange, a low-cost portable MIDI footswitch with "SMART CONTROLLERS". The MIDI Xchange is a simple...
      Was: $129.00
      Now: $115.00
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      Rocktron MIDI Mate foot controller
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      Rocktron MIDI Mate foot controller

      Rocktron MIDI Mate Control Pedal FREE shipping in the USA! When you need to control your gear, choose one of the guitar world’s most commonly used MIDI Foot Controllers, The Rocktron MIDI Mate. The MIDI Mate has been designed with one concept...
      Was: $219.00
      Now: $199.00
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    What is an effects loop pedal?

    An effects loop pedal allows you to take multiple things in and out of your signal chain completely with a foot switch. This allows you the ability for your signal to go straight to your amp or through your effects chain with a simple foot tap.

    What is a signal routing pedal?

    A signal routing pedal allows you to configure your signal in different ways for your specific needs. For example, you might want to play with two amps and use them simultaneously or be able to switch between the two. Or, you may want to have two guitars that are using the same into amp that you'll use separately. Many musicians who play live music like using a signal routing pedal to give maximum flexibility.

    There are many other scenarios that a signal routing pedal may be beneficial - if you are unsure if it would help you, let us know! We would love to talk through your needs to see if this is the right choice for your pedalboard. Many musicians who play live music like using a signal routing pedal to give maximum flexibility.