Supro SF2/SFS2 Footswitch
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Supro
SF2/SFS2 Footswitch
Product Info
Article Number:
417748
Brand:
Supro
Model:
SF2/SFS2 Footswitch
Category:
Guitar Amp Footswitches
Price:
$53.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This little Supro footswitch is a no-frills, reliable way to engage your amp’s tremolo and reverb. It’s perfect for Supro amp owners wanting that classic vintage vibe and functionality, especially those recreating older Supro tones. Don't expect fancy features, but it’s a solid, budget-friendly option.
Product Description
Supro SF2/SFS2 Footswitch, Footswitch, Original dual footswitch for Supro amps, For tremolo and reverb
PROS
- • Authentic vintage Supro feel and aesthetics; a true period-correct accessory.
- • Solid steel construction feels robust and built to withstand gigging.
- • Simple, reliable dual switching for essential amp functions like tremolo & reverb.
- • Compact footprint saves space on crowded pedalboards or amp tops.
CONS
- • Lacks modern features like MIDI control or programmable presets.
- • Cable length is fairly short, potentially limiting placement options.
- • Basic design offers no visual customization or illuminated buttons.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
Single (controls two functions)
Functions
Tremolo and Reverb activation
Connection
Dual 1/4 in mono jacks
Cable Length
Approximately 6 ft
MIDI
No MIDI functionality
Dimensions
4 in x 2.5 in x 1.5 in
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Frequently Asked Questions
While designed for Supro amps, it'll function with any amp using standard 1/4 in jacks, but the labeling won't match your amp's controls.
The mechanical action is fairly standard; expect a moderate click, which can be somewhat reduced with careful cable routing and placement.
No, it's a straightforward mechanical switch; there's no internal dampening or noise filtering – it’s a purely functional device.
