Dual Momentary External Footswitch for Drum Machine & Guitar Effects Pedal Foot Switch with 6.35mm Stereo Cable

I would recommend to a friend. This pedal worked perfectly with my BeatBuddy for triggering cymbal crash accent notes and for stopping/restarting the beat, while still preserving the main pedal's necessary functions. The pedal contains relatively quiet momentary contact switches in a solid cast metal case, and it does the job at half the price of the optional OEM switch pedal.

Some people claim it does not work with Beat Buddy or Beat Buddy Mini. It absolutely does, you just need to use a stereo patch cable. The cable provided with this footswitch IS a stereo cable. If you try to use a regular guitar pedal cable it won't work. Good footswitch, good price, well built. I have used it in practice and live and it works flawlessly.

Nice little footswitch, works just fine with the Hartke HL77 Looper. It's wide enough to be stable, but won't take up too much room on your board.If the cable they included had right-angle connectors instead of straight, that would be much better.Another bonus would be if they included some overlays/stickers for the buttons - to show what each button is for.Either blanks to make your own, or pre-printed for popular controllers....Left button:Stop - Press the external pedal once to stop during recording, overdubbing and playback. This is the same function as double-pressing the HL77 footswitch.Tap Tempo - Press the external pedal repeatedly to set the tempo while the HL77 is not playing a loop.Clear Loop - Press and hold the external pedal to clear all of the recordings that have not been saved.Right button - Change Loop memory locationsPattern Up - Short press the external pedal.Pattern Down - Press the external pedal twice within 1 sec.--- According to the manual, it is supposed to change drum patterns as well, but doesn't. Still need to use the pattern up/down buttons on the pedal itself

Bought this to work with my Roland SPD-SX. You do have to go into your Roland's settings and change polarity of foot switch (otherwise it triggers on the release of switch, not the press). Works great. Seems to be well built. Rubber padding on bottom prevents the unit from sliding around on the floor during use.Only gave it four stars because the print on the unit is stupid and misleading. I understand it's designed with loopers in mind, but it can be used for so much more. Why imply restriction of use? Going to remove it and repaint it eventually.

I bought this dual foot switch to use with a BOSS DR-01S Rhythm Partner and it works perfectly. It comes with a connecting cable and the unit itself is small and sturdy. Save money and space with this footswitch.

At first I hooked it up with a regular guitar cord and it didn't work. Realized I needed the same type of cord it came with but 10 feet longer. Had to order a special cord like the short one that comes with the unit in order to get one of the channels to stop the Drum machine on a dime. This unit is half the cost of the Beat Buddy Pedal and does the same job!

You get this thing in a box with no instructions as to compatibility with various guitar pedal brands and models, so you have to plug it in to see what happens. In this case, one changes patches on my EHX 720 looper (cool!), the other does nothing (bummer!). Oh, and plugging it in with the dinky, 2-foot cable that comes with it really limits where it can be placed. This sort of goes against the idea of having remote switches in the first place.

I bought this footswitch to use with the Line 6 HX Stomp as an extra control switch plugged into Exp 1. It did the job well for five months of LIGHT use (2-3x a week). Then one of the switches just stopped working. The same thing happened with the Moskey two button switch,except that one was dead on arrival. I will notbuy another one. I’ll buy a higher quality brand that uses better electrical components next time.