Dual Tap Tempo Switch with Polarity Switch

Name: Dual Tap Tempo Switch with Polarity Switch
Brand: Bright Onion Pedals

Bright Onion Pedals

£29.95

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A tap tempo switch is pretty simple bit of kit which can be priceless, and this one has the additional benefit of being able to control two delay pedals rather than one, with a polarity switch for one of the outputs. This gives you option of using the pedal with two delays that expect different polarity tap messages. The first output provides a "normally open" signal whilst the second output can have either a "normally open" or "normally closed" signal which is determined by the polarity toggle switch. Please note this dual tap tempo uses a footswitch that has a mechanical click, if you would

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Dual Tap Tempo Switch with Polarity Switch

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