footswitch

The foot control of an electric guitar is also a footswitch.

There's effects level mixing and the Attax comes complete with footswitch.

These can also be selected via an optional footswitch.

An improved footswitch was also implemented, along with an integrated mute function.

The effects loop can be bypassed with a footswitch.

A footswitch is a rugged switch which is operated by foot pressure.

The Mesa M2000 has a high gain switch which can be engaged with a footswitch.

This of course leaves enough space for carrying the supplied channel change, chorus off/on footswitch, a few leads etc.

Also, for the first time, MXR incorporated a large footswitch.

Some other guitar magazines, also footswitch, £7.

The supplied footswitch (hooray) works fine, even if the buttons do look rather insubstantial.

Switching channels can be done both via the front panel of the amp, or with the remote footswitch.

An optional two-button footswitch allowed for gain switching and reverb on/off.

ZOOM 9000 plus footswitch and power supply, boxed as new, £175.

The effect could be changed, via a two-button footswitch, between slow and fast speeds, or switched off altogether.

A dual footswitch controls the effects.

Performance controls include a "swell" pedal with footswitch, and a spring-loaded knee controller.

Session SG2100 stereo head plus footswitch, £125.

Sessionette 75 watt mosfet, with footswitch, £175.

Instead there's just the mains socket, footswitch socket and a left and right direct out.

It also houses three footswitch sockets for 'effect bypass', manual mode 'remote' and tuner on/off.

This is achieved by connecting the A4's rear panel jack to the channel change footswitch socket on the amp - a really useful idea.

The wah footswitch is often but not always positioned beneath the toe of the wah pedal.

It includes a "tap tempo" footswitch.

Master volume (haven't we already had two?) and reverb controls conclude the 80R's control panel, save for the jack insert for the footswitch.