Tap Switch Pedal For Guitar Effect Pedal With TS Cable (Latch Tap Switch)

Simple and well made.. used to toggle my KRK subwoofer off/on.. just what I needed at a fair price

I have a Fender amp that has a footswitch input for the overdrive on/off. An OEM pedal is outrageous in price for a simple foot switch. I was going to build my own, but after finding this one I thought I would give it a try since the price was reasonable. It works! I have had it for several months now, it is a permanent part of my pedal board, and I play at least 3 hours each night, it has held up. It is 100% compatible with my Fender Rumble 75 amp. The size is just right for a crowded board. However, if you do not attach it to a firm base it does have a tendency to want to twist and flip on it's side or upside down. Velcro to some heavy base fixes that!

Cool little switch works great the plastic switch covered glows green to let you know that it’s on very well built fits good on the pedal board. Definitely recommend.

I have two of these for different effects and they work perfectly well for the job. They aren't lookers, but at the price, you could customize it yourself. They are well built in my experience, they use decent parts for the price. There is no scratching or sound issues when using them to trigger effects. They are not the smallest in size, but they are adequate and I feel like the slightly larger footprint actually makes them easier to attach to your board. Overall, fairly well priced for a budget switch if you aren't gonna make your own.

Exactly what I needed: stripped the wires and using it as the master switch for my power sequencer. Included a button so that was nice.

It works well to mute the effects while speaking to the audience.

This switch does a simple thing in a straightforward, reliable way. I’m mainly posting this to help people who are looking for a “side” switch to turn a feature on another pedal on and off, but might be slightly confused by the “latching/non-latching” distinction. If that’s what you need, this is your huckleberry. I use it to toggle back and forth between Overdrive Special and Steel-String-Singer modes on an Unobtainium Raw pedal. Crazy Tube Circuits (the Unobtainium manufacturer) sells a switch to do the same thing, but I couldn’t see spending over $40 just to have a switch with the company logo on it.