Markbass Footswitch Dual

Boss FS 6 dual footswitchTwo high-quality BOSS foot pedals in one housingPer pedal: Switch from switch function (switching state is held) to button function (only short switching pulse when the pedal is pressed)Per pedal: LED display to show the switching status "on" or "off" (in switch mode)Per pedal: POLARITY switch for positive or negative switching pulse (for push-button operation)Per pedal: Mono jack socketAdditional stereo socket for both pedalsfor many BOSS and Roland devices, a simple stereo cable is now sufficient to connect the FS-6Can be plugged together with FS-5U, FS-5L and AB-2No mechanical or electrical switching noise as with conventional foot switches.

The Lehle 3at1 SGoS enables switching between different instruments in stereo via gold-plated relays. Without semiconductors, the signal from inputs A, B or C is sent unaltered to outputs 1 or 2, making it easy to switch back and forth between an amp and tuner. The Lehle 3at1 SGoS can be controlled via MIDI and networked with the other Lehle SGoS switchers.

The FBV™3 is a newly designed floor bar for hands-free operation of Line 6 amplifiers and effects. Saving and loading sounds is part of the basic equipment. For many guitarists, this part is simply indispensable, because the main thing you want to do during the gig is perform instead of tweaking the amp.Concentrate on the gig instead of your system.Live, things often get very intense - so you need equipment that won't break immediately. The FBV 3's steel controls and sturdy metal housing can easily cope with these demands and withstand even heavy abuse. A single cable is sufficient for the power supply and communication with the amp - there is not even a hint of cable clutter. The illuminated LC display is generously dimensioned and shows the name and number of the selected memory. It can also be used as a tuner.

The LEHLE LITTLE DUAL II is the successor to the Lehle Little Dual and is an amp switcher for two amps with maximum signal fidelity. Using soft-touch switches, you can switch between two connected amplifiers without hum or sound loss.Two different operating modes are available. You decide whether you want to activate and deactivate each output individually or switch back and forth in the classic way and add or remove the other one.The LEHLE switches work with a microcontroller and an intelligent true bypass relay circuit with active switch-over click suppression. They therefore switch the LEHLE LITTLE DUAL II faster than mechanical switches and are also wear-free and noiseless. The mushroom-shaped buttons, which are characteristic of LEHLE products, are mounted in the housing so that they move smoothly, which means that the force of your foot pressure is only transmitted indirectly by a spring. The circuit board is therefore not exposed to any mechanical stress, which makes the LEHLE LITTLE DUAL II virtually indestructible and gives it a long service life.High-brightness LEDs make it easy to recognise the switching status A or B or A and B even in headlights.The centrepiece of the LEHLE LITTLE DUAL II is the high-end LEHLE TRANSFORMER HZ, which galvanically isolates output A from output B. This eliminates hum loops. This makes hum loops a thing of the past. The LEHLE LITTLE DUAL II also has a gold-plated phase reversal and ground switch.The two inputs can also be routed stereo to outputs A and B if, for example, you are using the stereo signal from an effects unit as input. This also allows instruments equipped with two pickups, such as many acoustic and hybrid guitars, as well as double basses, to be easily picked up via two amplifier systems. The LEHLE LITTLE DUAL II also has a TRS switch. This allows you to send the above-mentioned stereo or dual mono signals to the switcher via a TRS plug or stereo jack. Both input signals can be operated either alternately or in parallel, naturally without hum or loss of sound.

Koch Amps Footswitch FS-2 2-way footswitch with:Channel switchingGain boost or reverb on/off6.3 mm stereo jack cable for Jupiter20/Studiotone/Classictone and others