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Location: Montana | with 1/4 inch jack ... |
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Location: NW Washington State | Maybe I'm (again) displaying my ignorance, but what is it you're looking for? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I'm guessing it's a footswitch to switch a Fender amp from clean to dirty channel. If so, Scott, you might want to make sure that all the switches made will work with your amp. |
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Location: Montana | Yes, it's a foot switch to switch from clean to dirty channels. I have an FM25 DSP and all the instruction manual says is that it requires a "Fender 1 button switch". |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | There are numerous styles available from Fender. I have round vintage models in both one and two button configurations, and square units in multiple configurations up to three buttons. The one button vintage model activates the '63 reverb unit and the tremelo on the bandmaster, while the two-button vintage units activate reverb and tremelo on the twin reverb and deluxe reverb amps. The two button square unit activates chorus and overdrive on an M-80 Chorus model, and the three button includes channel select, effects, and more drive. I think I have some single square units to activate effects on the acoustasonic juniors as well. I've never experimented to determine if they are interchangeable. Lots available, so be sure you know what you're looking for. |
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WTB Fender 1 button switch
