Electro-Harmonix Super Switcher Programmable Effects Hub 16 banks 128 presets
Programmable effects hub with 16 banks and 128 presets for complete pedal-chain control
- 128 programmable presets across 16 banks
- 8 true-bypass mechanical-relay loops
- Single interface consolidates entire pedal chain
- Instrument input and tuner output on rear
- Six mono effects loops for flexible routing
Compact pedalboard hub
The Electro-Harmonix Super Switcher Programmable Effects Hub condenses an entire pedal chain into one floor unit. It provides eight true-bypass loops controlled by mechanical relays so your tone stays clean when effects are bypassed. Guitarists who want instant recall of complex rigs without tap-dancing across multiple stompboxes will appreciate the streamlined workflow.
128 programmable presets
Sixteen banks with eight presets each give you 128 storable configurations that capture the exact on-off state of every loop. You can rearrange the signal order for each preset, letting a single footswitch swap an entire effects chain between songs. MIDI input and output extend control to external processors, while the dedicated tuner output keeps a tuner active without loading the signal.
Stage-ready connectivity
Rear-panel layout places the instrument input and tuner send on the left followed by six mono loops, two stereo loops and main stereo outputs. Mechanical relays ensure silent, pop-free switching during live changes. The all-metal chassis and top-mounted footswitches are built for nightly gigging, and the compact footprint fits standard pedalboard rails without demanding extra depth.
How it compares
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- Price $323.99
- Pricier than about 64% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | Electro-Harmonix |
Questions about this item
Will the mechanical-relay true-bypass loops eventually need replacement?
Mechanical relays are rated for millions of switching cycles, so loop failure is rare under normal stage use; if a relay does wear out it can be desoldered and replaced by a qualified technician.
What limits continuous operation during a long set?
The unit draws only a few watts from its external supply, so the practical limit is the power adapter's thermal rating rather than the Super Switcher itself.
Does the hub add audible noise or heat when left on all day?
True-bypass relay switching adds no signal noise, and the low current draw keeps the enclosure barely warm even after hours of continuous operation.
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