Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch

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In the Switch Effects Pedals category, Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Step up your performance with the ergonomically designed Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch. A perfect blend of control and convenience, this compact dual footswitch makes remote controlling of effect pedals or amp channel switching a breeze. Two footswitches arranged in tandem offer you a space-saving solution for your crowded pedal boards, ensuring your setup remains sleek and organized.

This powerful footswitch is not limited to a single function - it offers two selectable modes, latch and momentary, providing you with versatile control options for a wide range of equipment. The durable steel chassis assures longevity and withstands the rigors of regular use, making it an excellent choice for touring musicians.

Worried about battery life? The Boss FS-7 eliminates that concern with its battery-free operation, perfect for pedal boards. Power it up via a 9v adapter and you're good to go. Plus, it can operate as a momentary switch without any power, adding to its convenience factor.

Key Features:

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

Owner's manual

Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch User Manual

Product specs

Type	Momentary/Latching Footswitch
Number of Footswitch Buttons	2
Outputs	1 x 1/4" TS (A), 1 x 1/4" TRS (B)
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)

FAQs

Does the Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch require a power supply?: The Boss FS-7 requires a 9V DC power supply for its LED indicator when using the latching mode. However, it can operate passively without power if you use it solely as a momentary switch.
Can the Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch be used with any guitar amplifier?: Yes, the Boss FS-7 is compatible with most guitar amplifiers that accept 1/4" TS or TRS connections, making it a versatile choice for controlling amp functions.
What is the difference between momentary and latching modes on the Boss FS-7?: In momentary mode, the switch is active only while being pressed, while in latching mode, the switch toggles on or off with each press, maintaining its state until pressed again.
How many outputs does the Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch have?: The Boss FS-7 features two outputs: one 1/4" TS output for channel A and one 1/4" TRS output for channel B, allowing for flexible connectivity options.
Is the Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Boss FS-7 is designed for live use with its durable construction and dual-switch functionality, making it ideal for controlling multiple effects or amp settings on stage.

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PROS

Compact size perfect for pedalboards, saving valuable space
Easy to program with compatible devices like the MS-3
Dual switches offer expanded control options in a single unit
Sturdy construction ensures durability and reliability
Quiet operation with no click sound during use
LED lights for visual feedback, powered externally
Versatile, compatible with a wide range of devices
Space-saving vertical button orientation for up/down functions
Functions without power for passive switch uses
Includes power daisy chain for easy setup

CONS

Slightly expensive compared to other footswitches
Buttons require more pressure to activate, which may not suit all users
Top button harder to access, potentially hindering quick switching
LED functionality and correct A/B operation require external power
Lacks internal battery option, limiting portability
May be tricky to differentiate between switches in low light conditions

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Boss FS-7 Dual Foot Switch.

Features and functionality

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The FS-7 can be used as a tap tempo for a DD-8 or toggle for a PS-6, enhancing its versatility in complex setups.
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The FS-7 doesn't allow switching back to panel mode on the Katana 50 MKII; it only toggles between the saved presets.
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The FS-7 requires a TRS cable to connect directly to the amp, and it adds an extra cable to manage.
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Use cases and applications

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It's particularly effective with looper pedals like the RC series, adding functionality such as extra buttons or functions to devices like the RC-5 looper.
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It's praised for its utility with the JC-22 amp, eliminating the need for additional chorus or reverb pedals.
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Software and compatibility

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Compatible with devices that have CTRL 1/2 inputs, such as the ES-5 or ES-8 loop switchers, allowing for MIDI command changes.
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Using a Katana librarian app and a Bluetooth controller, users can achieve GA-FC style switching, enhancing functionality on the Katana 50 MKII.
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Value and pricing

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Although some find it pricey, alternatives exist on platforms like Etsy, which offer similar functionality at a lower cost.
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Comparisons

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For a similar price, Bright Onion offers a pedal with 4 switches and customizable features, providing more direct control over presets.
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Owners report that the FS-7 integrates directly into a pedalboard setup but requires specific cabling to function properly with the amp.
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el_monje

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over 1 year ago

A must have if you play a lot with loop pedals

I'm a looper weirdo and i use this footswitch with my boss fc-5 and boy... you can do a lot of stuff with this boy, can programme the drums, the tempo, a lot with this switch, use your footswtich for my fender bass amp effect, it work with my synth, useful if you plan to do a live presentation alone, you just need a lot of practique to squeeze all the possibilities, useful, i don't understand why people complain about the buttons they feel very good to me, good quality material.

Preferred Settings + Usage:

buy a TRS cable that divide from stereo to two separate imputs, Just put polarity in 1 and the mode momentary and you can use without giving energy.

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uc_jordan

303

over 1 year ago

A fun, gimmicky unit that's well built enough to become a part of my rig.

I know that there's some use that others have found with this unit with some looper pedals, I however use this unit with the Boss DD-8, mainly for the twirl affect that you can toggle with it. To be honest now that I'm thinking about it... I only have this unit to press one button that makes one effect... still worth it imo!

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