BOSS Audio - Dual Footswitch - Silver
About this product
Change amp channels and activate effect pedals with this Roland BOSS dual footswitch. The compact design helps conserve space on pedal boards, and the rugged steel construction stands up to heavy use and rough treatment. Latch and momentary modes make this Roland BOSS dual footswitch suitable for controlling various pedals, amps and other equipment.
Features
Space-saving, multifunctional dual footswitch
FS-7 is a compact dual footswitch that is designed for the remote control of effect pedals or amp channel switching.
Latch and momentary modes
The latch mode turns on/off input each time you press the pedal switch. In the momentary mode, the input is active while you are holding down the pedal switch.
Durable steel chassis
Ensure durability.
AC, or use without adapter
BOSS provides flexibility for any performing situation. AC adapter sold separately.
Specifications
- BrandBOSS AudioModel NumberEFFFS7Product NameDual FootswitchColorSilverProduct Width2.5 inchesProduct Height2.38 inches
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