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[Soloist]

Has anyone used one of these Voodo Lab amp selector?
I'm thinking of picking one up it should relieve a few issues I am currently experiencing.

For one my Morley's pop and click when engaging and disengaging my preamps, the voodoo lab is silent switching.

Second, when I have multiple preamps engaged I get a signal drop(the more pre's the more signal drop).
Voodo lab states no signal drop and each line out has its own gain control to blend multiple pre's with ease.

Also the amp selector takes up less real estate on my pedal board compared to two morley boxes and features a split out (for tuner).

[El Chiguete]

With that comparison I think is a no brainer no?

[Soloist]

Yeah, I'm going to get it. Just gotta wait till Monday to have the cash.

I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with one, if so does it work as well as they claim?

[Soloist]

Holy Shit!! It works better than I expected. Not only did it fix the pop/click issues, I get 0 amp hum and it doesn't increase or decrease the volume when blending in another amp or 2! It is also programmable. The best A/B(/C/D) switcher I have ever used!

[rnolan]

Go Soloist, very cool  and good to get the heads up, thanks 

[GuitarBuilder]

Voodoo Lab makes great products; you'll enjoy this one for years to come.

As an alternative, I've found Lehle and Radial amp selectors to be equally impressive.