Saturnworks 3-Loop Triple True Bypass Loop switcher pedal w/ soft click switches

Saturnworks 3-Loop / Triple True Bypass Looper Guitar Pedal w/ Neutrik Jacks

+ soft-click footswitches (normally a $87 upgrade charge)

Need to switch multiple pedals on and off at the same time? Maybe you don't want that vintage non-true bypass vintage pedal to wreck your tone? How about all of the above times three? Meet the Saturnworks 3-loop pedal. 

The Saturnworks multi-loop pedal's versatility makes it a valuable addition to any guitarist's pedalboard. The multi-loop pedal allows you to isolate and bypass effects pedals that are not true bypass in order to preserve your guitar's original tone. You can also use the looper pedal to turn on and off groups of pedals (or all your pedals) at the same time rather than individually. You can even use the looper as a tuner out or a mute pedal.
Another great use for the looper is to save your vintage pedals from wear and tear. Parts for vintage pedals can be hard to find and modifying your pedal can reduce its value. So rather than wearing out your vintage gear's footswitch, put your valuable vintage pedals in the loop and you'll never have to click them again.

Buying a 3-loop version is a big savings over buying three individual loop pedals, and you don't have to sacrifice quality. The Saturnworks bypass 3-loop pedal is individually hand crafted with quality components and features including:

• High quality footswitches.  
• A rugged 4.75" x 3.75" x 2.25" (1590C size) cast aluminum enclosure
• Heavy duty Neutrik 1/4" TS jacks
• 3 Blue LEDs to indicate when the individual loops are activated
• This pedal is passive and does not require an adapter or battery. The LEDs are powered by a 2.1mm 'Boss' power jack. The power only runs the LEDs. The bypass loop function operates without any power. 
• A top quality Lumberg brand power jack.
• High quality wire made in the USA.
• Handcrafted and bench-tested in California, USA. 

condition: "open box"/"like new" condition. bought it for a new pedalboard, but ended up going a different direction.