Voodoo Lab

Using the Amp Selector to run an electric guitar into 2 amps. Using an A/B, I have a Taylor acoustic into the Selector with a dedicated acoustic amp from output 3. Is there any problem with using balanced cable (TRS) for the acoustic with the Amp Selector?

I did my entire board with them. Very easy and quick to do, every cable worked first time through. Happy with the sound and reliability.

Normally, you unplug guitar 1 when you put it down and plug in guitar 2 when you pick it up. If you must have a button to do this, use a simple A/B box to select between the guitars. The A/B box is just a switch in a box with 3 jacks. If you do it this way, be careful not to trip over the extra cab...

I would like my effects board to be available for guitar 1 or guitar 2 (depending on which one is selected). I'm just not able to figure out how to do this.

I am using the Amp Selector to run one Marshall and one Boogie (for clean). also using two guitars. Is there a way to make my pedal board work with both guitars (regardless of the amp selected)?

This may sound silly, but will the PP2+ power the VL Amp Switcher? I am using the #4 9V output into the Amp Switcher, but I don't seem to be getting any power to the switcher.

I guess I get an F for not converting my mA! Thanks for the help. I'll let you know. Worst case scenario, I plug into the auxiliary outlet.

Josh, you were kind enough to answer my question about the T-Rex Viper pedal the other day. Not to beat a dead horse, but I just want to make sure I am thinking everything through (long time since my EE courses). If the Viper lists a current draw of 162mA @ 12V then the R of it's circuit is 0.074Ω. ...

I am also new to this forum and the concept of power supplies. How will the PP2+ work with my T-Rex Viper pedal if there is no 12V output on it?