Is there a way to turn on/off more than one pedal at a time?

[BFrederick]

what about using an A B switch?

[gregm1989]

Something like this:

One Control Iguana Tail Loop | Sweetwater.com

[mattjhuber]

There are a lot of good programmable switchers out there - the Ground Control, GigRig's higher end switcher...Cusack makes one...all of them can be programmed to turn on/off multiple pedals at a time using dip switches.

[nedorama]

I bought a true bypass loop pedal for this - it has 2 pedals on 1 loop (boost, analog delay) which is my lead sound; the other loop is for modulation effects.

If the effects you want to turn off an on are all in the same signal chain together, a loop pedal will do like the iguana mentioned above. Otherwise, you'll need a programmable looper, such as the Ground Control, Gigswitch, or others. Depends on how deep your pedal changes are as well as your budget.

[NoPro]

Originally Posted by Sycrensia

Hi forum.
Just recently I have had the money to begin working on a pedal board, except for live playing I have found that I have had to turn on about 3 pedals at the same time for parts of songs (Usually reverb, delay, chorus and even channel selector). So I was wondering if there is a way to hit more than one pedal at a time so I can change in and out of tones with ease?

Although I don't own one .. Loop master

[Draytone]

AH, the Cusack Pedal Board Tamer sounds like just the thing for you in this instance. Or even perhaps the Gig Rig MIDI 8 or similar. Carl Martin also does a couple that can be setup to enable certain loops with the pressing of a given switch.

Plenty of things on the market that will do this and more... quite easily achieved.

-Rob