Fender Micro ABY or Alternative?

[JACink]

I am looking for a simple A/B switch pedal.

What I want to be able to do is the following:

> Zoom B3 > Amp Input 1
Bass > A/B Pedal
> Other Effects Chain > Amp input 2


I want to be able to do this during a song, so I am not sure if I should go with a buffered pedal or a simple TB pedal.

The Fender Micro ABY says that it has True Hardwired Bypass, but it also requires power, so is this a buffered pedal?

What other options should I look at?

 

[JACink]

Nobody?

(I promise I did a search, but didn´t find any definitive answers)

 

[Lethgar]

I have no experience with the Fender, but it looks to be exactly what you need.

 

[LSMFT6]

I haven't looked it up but I'm 99.9% sure the Fender isn't buffered

 

[Mosfed]

I use the EHX Switchblade - passive is a plus and it sounds fine with no clicks or anything. Plus it's cheap.

I use it a/b -> y but you can use it the other way too. In fact the graphics are set up for your direction - the wAy I run it is upside-down

 

[alfonso_bundis]

It seems that the fender pedal is true bypass and the power is just required for the LEDs. Maybe you could build your own aby pedal? It is really simple to do and maybe even cheaper.

 

[willbassyeah]

Anw the fender is a rebrand mooer pedal, if I am not wrong (read it somewhere in the gear page/tdpri)

 

[JACink]

Thanks for the input. I am probably going to just buy it and try it, but I am also contemplating just getting an effects loop pedal, which would give me the same function, plus the option of using it as an effect loop when needed.