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KMA Machines launches Made in Berlin affordable Utility Series - starting with slick bear motif Mono and Stereo AB/Y Pedals

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Utility pedal launches are rarely exciting events - while on this occasion we have some cool colour accents to brighten things up a touch - and an appealing bear motif design graphics design. These pedals are made to the highest quality standards in Berlin, Germany - yet remain affordable and accessible.

 

These are obviously your classic consistent connectivity omnidirectional 2>1 / 1>2 pedasls. Going from Mono rig to 2 / Stereo Channels, or say 2 guitars plugged into the same chain for Mono edition - and Dual Stereo Channels for the AB/Y Stereo variant.

 

The KMA AB/Y pedal - as pictured above - comes in Mono edition with one row of 3 ports, and doubles down (6 ports) for the Stereo variety. These are properly silent switching and incredibly smooth in the transition - with highest quality operation throughout. Most utility pedals are fairly industrial in look and nature - and stripped of any character or finesse - while KMA has managed to do something slightly more refined for the format.

 

These are very well priced at $79.99 | €79 | £69 for the Mono AB/Y Edition, while the Stereo AB/Y, obviously with twice as many ports, is at $129.99 | €129 | £109.

 

Were I in the market for an AB/Y unit - then I would for sure start my search here - the combination of price, quality and sleek format is unbeatable really at this level of quality.

 



MAIN FEATURES

  • Passive Mono / Stereo ABY pedal, with active switching
  • Sends a stereo input to two separate stereo outputs, separately or combined
  • Sends two stereo inputs to one stereo source, separately or combined (Stereo AB/Y)
  • True Bypass
  • Active silent relay-based soft switching, heavily reduces mechanical noise and pops
  • Omnidirectional for 2 into 1 or 1 into 2 operation, plus in Stereo!
  • Distinct LED colours, to indicate your selected signal path at a glance
  • Durable compact enclosure for years of reliable switching
  • Top-mounted jacks, will fit into any setup
  • Made in Berlin, Germany
  • Power ed by optional 9 V PSU (9V DC [-]-, 2.1 mm, >40 mA max. current draw)
  • Mono AB/Y @ $79.99 | €79 | £69
  • Stereo AB/Y @ $129.99 | €129 | £109

Available right now from the KMA Machines Webstore, and imminently at leading international dealers.

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