Fender Footswitch
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Fender
Footswitch
Product Info
Article Number:
173887
Brand:
Fender
Model:
Footswitch
Category:
Guitar Amp Footswitches
Price:
$64.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Fender footswitch is a straightforward, dependable solution for controlling channels and reverb on your Fender amp. It’s ideal for players who want simple, reliable switching without a lot of extra bells and whistles—especially those using the amps it’s specifically designed for. A solid choice for gigging musicians needing a dependable, no-fuss switching solution.
Product Description
- Fender Footswitch
- 2-Button Switch
- Channel/reverb
- For Deluxe / Stage 112
- Blues Deville
- Roc Pro 700
- Performer 650
- Champ 25
- The Twin (Red Knobs)
- Incl. cable with jack connector
PROS
- • Solid steel construction ensures long-term durability and reliability
- • Well-matched to Fender amps, offering seamless integration and control
- • Compact design minimizes stage footprint and clutter
- • Reliable switching action avoids frustrating dropouts or misfires
CONS
- • Limited to two functions; lacks versatility for complex amp setups
- • The plastic enclosure feels a bit basic considering the price point
- • Cable length is adequate but might be restrictive for some stage configurations
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
2
Functions
Channel/Reverb Switching
Connection
1/4 in TRS
Cable Length
6 ft
MIDI
No
Dimensions
4.5 in x 1.5 in x 9 in
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, it's specifically designed for models like the Deluxe 112 and Blues Deville, though it may function with others depending on their switching configuration.
Yes, you can, but the plastic enclosure isn't as robust as some heavier-duty pedalboard-specific switches, so handle with care.
No, the cable features a standard straight connector at both ends.
