Boss FS7 Footswitch
Boss FS7 Compact Dual Footswitch
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FS-7 is a compact dual footswitch for remote control of effect pedals or amp channel switching. Two footswitches are arranged in tandem, which saves space on effects pedal boards. Each A/B switch has two selectable modes for latch or momentary, enabling control of a wide range of equipment.
- Dual footswitch in a small footprint
- Latch/momentary switching function (common to A and B)
- Durable steel chassis
- Battery-free operation ideal for pedal boards
- Power via 9v adapter (power splitter included)
- Operates as momentary switch with no power*
- *LEDs will not illuminate without AC power.
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Boss FS7 Footswitch
Boss FS7 Compact Dual Footswitch
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FS-7 is a compact dual footswitch for remote control of effect pedals or amp channel switching. Two footswitches are arranged in tandem, which saves space on effects pedal boards. Each A/B switch has two selectable modes for latch or momentary, enabling control of a wide range of equipment.
- Dual footswitch in a small footprint
- Latch/momentary switching function (common to A and B)
- Durable steel chassis
- Battery-free operation ideal for pedal boards
- Power via 9v adapter (power splitter included)
- Operates as momentary switch with no power*
- *LEDs will not illuminate without AC power.
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Boss FS7 Compact Dual Footswitch
Ā
FS-7 is a compact dual footswitch for remote control of effect pedals or amp channel switching. Two footswitches are arranged in tandem, which saves space on effects pedal boards. Each A/B switch has two selectable modes for latch or momentary, enabling control of a wide range of equipment.
- Dual footswitch in a small footprint
- Latch/momentary switching function (common to A and B)
- Durable steel chassis
- Battery-free operation ideal for pedal boards
- Power via 9v adapter (power splitter included)
- Operates as momentary switch with no power*
- *LEDs will not illuminate without AC power.
