Gears & Peripherals
Tweedle Deux Ampless Solution
Connect and play your pedalboard directly to PA/Mixer.
Record whenever inspired.
The Tweedle Deux is an analog 'No Amp' device with a clean preamp, boost/master volume, cab sim, reverb, reamp, and stereo DI output. It offers the ability to enjoy the benefits of tube amp sound without the need for an actual amp.
Application:
- Playing in ampless environment
- Recording and monitoring dry signals
- Experimenting with effects via Reamping
- Clean boosting as master volume of high headroom
Designed to fit seamlessly on the pedalboard for live, studio, or home use, Tweedle Deux combines a high-headroom preamp for clean tones inspired by three classic amps, a versatile cabinet simulator with just two knobs and one switch for effortless tone shaping, stereo DI, reverb, boost & master volume, and aux-in - all fully analog. Use any section independently for pure analog tone, tailored to your needs.
Features:
▪ Clean Preamp: Covers a wide range of British and American classic amp tones with 30V headroom.
▪ Cab Sim: Analog simulation of iconic British and American speaker cabinets.
▪ Master Volume/Boost: 33V high-headroom master volume that doubles as a versatile boost.
▪ Reamp: XLR/TRS combo input jack with impedance adjustment.
▪ Reverb: Offers a broad range of reverb, with remote switch control alongside the preamp.
▪ Input/Output Interface: Includes 1 TRS input jack, 1 TS jack (input/output), 2 XLR output jacks, a reamp XLR/TRS
combo jack, a stereo aux-in jack, and a TRS jack for remote switching of the preamp/reverb.
• Input Impedance: 1M Ohm (preamp)
• Output Impedance: DI - 330 Ohm, Master Volume & Boost - 2k2 Ohm, Reamp - 2k2 Ohm
• Amplification: +24dB(Master Volume & Boost)
• Power: DC 18V (center negative), 220mA or more current
• Dimensions: 6.6“ x 5.1” x 2.7“, 16.8cm x 12.8cm x 6.8cm (approx.)
• Weight: 1.3lbs, 610g
Application Details:
Preamp
CabSim
Master Volume (Boost)
Reamp
Reverb
External Control Jack (Ext Pre/Rvb Control)
IN-1 Jack
BI Jack
Function Selector Switch
Other Interfaces
Double Cross Router
Connect and discover the best combination of guitars, pedals, and amps.
Be prepared for ampless emergencies.
The Double Cross is a true bypass router that connects 2 inputs, 2 effects loops, and 3 outputs in various configurations. It can be connected to up to two amps or PA/mixers throughout the built-in preamp and cabinet simulation with DI. It also provides a reamp function, applying diverse effects to recorded guitar signals.
Application:
- Discover ideal combinations of guitars, pedals, and amps.
- Cope with ampless emergencies.
- Take advantage of versatile inputs: Reamp, Stereo, Split, and Dual mono.
Struggling to find the best combination of guitars, pedals, and amps? Want to experiment with different guitars, amps and effects in real-time? Need a solution for two players or two guitars, each with their own pedals and amps? Worried about ampless emergencies? Meet the Double Cross router - the ultimate solution for seamless guitar rig management.
Features:
• True bypass routing between 2 guitars, 2 pedalboards, and 2 amps
• Built-in clean preamp and cabinet simulation (1 British type, 2 American type speakers)
• Supports Reamp
• Aux input support
• Power Supply: DC 9V~15V (center-negative), 20mA or more current consumption.
• Dimensions: 8.6“ x 3” x 2.4“, 218 x 76 x 61mm (approx, including footswitch and knobs).
• Weight: 1.2lbs, 530g.
Signal Routing - Combinations with 2 guitars, 2 pedalboards, and 2 amps
Reamping
Cabinet Simulation & Clean Preamp
Preamp
CabSim
Reamp
Foot Switch Strip
The switch strips behaves the same as in the platforms. When connecting using the Foot switch-5 to the LiberaToe-4, there is additional foot switch for tap tempo that the LiberaToe–4 platform does not provide. We created this foot switch since sometimes you may want the pedalboard nearer to your hands and not on the floor. This allows you to achieve far better flexibility and swiftness in playing, rather than stomping foot switches while bending forward and adjusting knobs by hand.
Pedal Connection
You can engage incumbent pedals in the LiberaToe signal chain by using our pedal connection modules: the 1X occupies one slot to provide 2 sets of send/return loops or the 2X occupies two slots to provide 4 sets of send/return loops. On the other hand, with the Gnavatar module, which has two sets of send/return loop (though its main purpose is semi-mix of several signals), your existing pedals also can be a part of the LiberaToe system's signal chain. Filling all the slots with a mix of the 1X and the 2X allows you to connect upto 12 pedals to the LiberaToe-6, or up to 8 pedals to the LiberaToe-4.
Dalgona Loop Switcher
The Dalgona Switcher is an automatic loop switcher and multifunc tional junction box that switches a total of five effects based on pure analog true bypass.
6 Functions in a Box!
a) 3+2 automatic switcher – one step switching without tapdance
b) 4CM junction box – converted to 4CM connection by one switch flip
c) External gear control - turn on/off of LC/LO observance gears
d) Amp selector – one guitar to up to 4 amps
e) Guitar selector – one amp to up to 5 guitars
f) Match maker – match between 3 guitars and 3 amps
Juice loop can only be used alone, apart from Soda, Tea, Coffee and Dalgona group.
The three central loops(Soda, Tea, Coffee) allow only one loop to be active at any time. For example, activating the Soda loop automati cally deactivates (turns OFF) Tea and Coffee.
For example, if you configure a pedal chain as follows, you could use the Crunch OD alone for rhythm playing, then switch to the Distortion for a solo, and then switch again to a Chorus or Compres sor, or even add a Delay.
The Dalgona loop operates independently of the three loops, allowing it to be either toggled ON/OFF standalone or set to automatically activate simultaneously with the Tea or Coffee loops.
Auto Loop Link
Setting the dedicated toggles for the Coffee and Tea loops ensures Dalgona loop automatically turns ON when either loop is activated. (These two toggles are independent of each other.)
In the previous example, using both Distortion (Tea) and Delay (Dalgona) for a solo usually requires two stomps. However, if the Tea loop's toggle switch is pre-set, activating the Tea loop automati cally turns ON the Dalgona loop in a single step for your solo.
NOTE :
The signal path through the three loops (Coffee, Tea, Soda) is designed to pass through only one loop at any given moment. This shortens the signal chain, thereby minimizing the necessity for an input buffer.
The Dalgona Switcher can also be utilized as a 4-Cable Method (4CM) junction box, offering A/B loop selection between the Juice or Soda loops, with the specific provision to add the Dalgona loop directly after the Soda loop.
You can connect the output of the preamp section of the amp, which signals come out of the amp's F/X Send, to pass through the Tea loop and then return to the power amp's F/X Return.
When utilizing the 4-Cable Method (4CM), the footswitches for the Tea and Soda loops are deactivated; instead, you must use the individual ON/OFF switches on the pedals themselves. Further more, the Coffee loop's footswitch is also deactivated, as this loop is applied for the connection to the Amp in the 4CM setup.
4CM (4 Cabling Method)
For example, if you configure a 4CM pedal chain as shown below, you could use the Overdrive in the Juice loop with the amplifier's gain channel. Conversely, with the amplifier's clean channel, you could use OD, Fuzz, Distortion, etc., from the Soda loop or Dalgona loop which are connected in series. (The Soda loop uses the pedal's own footswitch, while the Dalgona loop uses this switcher's footswitch.) Furthermore, the Delay connected to the Tea loop via the amp's F/X send/return jacks can be selectively used .
External Gear Control
The Dalgona Switcher can also control external equipment.
It can integrate and control equipment or external devices that adhere to the LC (latch closed) or LO (latch open) rules (such as a 2-channel amplifier or a single-channel amplifier) together with the Dalgona Switcher's loops.
Example 1: Connect to the amplifier with a TRS cable to switch the amplifier's clean/drive channel and turn the reverb on/off.
Example 2: Connect the Dalgona Switcher to the amplifier using a TS cable to switch amplifier channels or to switch the built-in reverb in the case of a single-channel amplifier.
Example 3: Connect with a TS cable (or TRS) to control ON/OFF of effects that support LO or LC.
Pushing the rightmost Juice foot switch activates/deactivates the Tip connected device on the TRS plug (e.g. toggles channels 1 and 2 of the amplifier).
Pushing the leftmost Dalgona footswitch activates or deactivates the TRS plug's Ring-connected device (e.g. an amplifier's reverb).
The ability to control effects connected to the Dalgona switcher along with amplifier channel switching and reverb ON/OFF is frequently used in 4CM.
NOTE:
* Check the manual of each device to see whether the external device supports LC/LO and TRS/TS cables.
* LC/LO is selected with a right side toggle. Control of equipment that supports only MC (momentary closed)
and MO (momentary open) is not possible.
Multi-purpose Junction Box
The Dalgona switcher can be used also as a multi-purpose complex junction switcher.
A) Output selection
Select one from up to 4 amplifiers to connect a guitar.
Connect a guitar with one out of 4 cases: Amp 1, Amp 2, Amp 3, and Amp 4 & Effect Addition
Select connection with a guitar from 4 cases: Amp 1, Amp 2, a combination of Amp 2 and an effect, another combination of Amp 2 and other effects.
Select connection with a guitar from 4 cases: Amp 1, Amp 2, a combination of Amp 3 and an effect, another combination of Amp 3 and other effects.
B) Input selection
Choose one from 5 guitars to connect with an amp.
C) Guitars & Amps Matching
In the case of matching 3 guitars and 3 amplifiers, a total of 4 types of matching can be selected: connecting guitar 1 with amplifier 1 or 2, and when connecting guitar 2 or 3 with amplifier 3.
Below is another variation of guitars and Amps matching.
The above cases are part of many application examples. More applications can be made by applying the Dalgona switching structure, including the half-normalled scheme adopted to all the loops.
D) Half-Normalled Loop
Below are some examples of applying half-normalled structure.
Half-Normalled Loop Output Selection
Half-Normalled Loop Combination
Light (730g) custom aluminum alloy enclosure, with an optimized circuit designed for analog signal preservation. Please use a center negative DC 9V (140 mA current) power.