Radial HotShot ABo 1x2 Mic Selector

Our worship director is also the lead keys and often leads the singing too. This enables him to give cues to the rest of the band while also leading the worship. The unit is very solid and rugged. No worries about it breaking any time soon.

The quality of the signal was good, and all of the functions did what they were supposed to do. Except I got a brief "sizzle" sound on the PA or interface that I was switching TO. No noise on the one I was switching away FROM though. This may not be a show-stopper for you, but it was for me in a live setting. And for this many dollars I feel like it should be silent. Returning. Oh yeah, I am using a Sennheiser dynamic mic to switch from PA to UAD interface and both would sizzle when switched to.

Not for live for sure.

Does what it says, and the addition of pad/level switches shows thoughtful design and makes it much more usable. Radial gear is typically very high quality and extremely rugged - this is no exception.

this pedal is great for so many reasons, but mainly for not needing a power source and being able to take 1x mic line and make 2x out of it. solid metal pedal makes it road worthy.

unfortunelly I have to change my review, I use it on my studio and works fine, BUT, when I use it on stage, there was an awfull click sound when I use it.there was a pain in the ass all night; and I never gonna use it again on stage

Works perfectly, with no popping when switching.However, I gotta say, I wish I had spent the extra to get the ProCo Panic Button, or the Whirlwind SelectorXL because they both have an LED to tell you which channel you have selected. At the time I ordered, I was in hurry, and this one was the only one that would arrive on time. I should have waited for the nicer ones.I use the AB box to split the signal from a lavalier mic clipped on my acoustic archtop guitar or my django-style one. I send one channel to the board set to a lower volume level for rhythm guitar, and then one to a channel with a bunch of volume for taking solos. That's easy to do when you have a 1/4" signal, but when you have an XLR out from the mic, and it's being sent to a board with XLR inputs, there are only a few options for XLR AB boxes.The lack of an LED wouldn't be a problem if you can hear the distinct difference between the two selections, but on our last gig the monitors when out, and I couldn't hear enough a difference from the FOH sound coming back to tell which one I was on.

Hace exactamente lo que se supone debe hacer, es un switch entre dos lineas ó microfonos. Tiene controles para ajustar y nivelar el volumen de ambas lineas.Lo uso para cantar (voz líder) y con el switch lo uso como mi talkback para hablar con la banda.muy bueno, lo recomiendo.