Pedalboard Splitter

webrthomson

Any recommendations for a pedal board splitter - I need to split the signal on my board to my new noise gate - so literally one in two out:

So far all I can find is this one on reverb.com:

https://reverb.com/item/10527166-newland-custom-audio-buffered-splitter-aluminum 

Or the JHS ones at £80

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

hotpickups

Call bright onion. James's will sort you out I'm sure

jamiexsilver

2nd vote for bright onion.

fandango

I'd read that Lehle products are pretty good, but no personal experience.

http://lehle.com/EN/Splitter

Rowby1

Bright Onion, definitely worth a look.

robinbowes

For that specific purpose, I *think* you would get away with a Y-cable, ie. literally just send the same signal to two pedals. You could also do this with three jack sockets in a small enclosure. Worth trying before spending a load on a more expensive device.

R.

Sporky

robinbowes said:

For that specific purpose, I *think* you would get away with a Y-cable, ie. literally just send the same signal to two pedals. You could also do this with three jack sockets in a small enclosure. Worth trying before spending a load on a more expensive device.

R.

If the split is after an always-on pedal or something with buffered bypass you are probably right.

robinbowes

Sporky said:

robinbowes said:

For that specific purpose, I *think* you would get away with a Y-cable, ie. literally just send the same signal to two pedals. You could also do this with three jack sockets in a small enclosure. Worth trying before spending a load on a more expensive device.

R.

If the split is after an always-on pedal or something with buffered bypass you are probably right.

Probably.

webrthomson

Right Bright Onion it is then

Thanks!

robinbowes said:

For that specific purpose, I *think* you would get away with a Y-cable, ie. literally just send the same signal to two pedals. You could also do this with three jack sockets in a small enclosure. Worth trying before spending a load on a more expensive device.

R.

Yeah thats one of the reasons I asked I was unsure

robinbowes

If I were doing this for myself, I'd build a simple buffer in a small box and add an extra output. If you're not able to self-build then Bright Onion is probably your best bet.

R.