Condition:
Very Good
Estimated Year:
2000s
Made in:
Not Marked / Unknown
Includes Case/Gig Bag:
No
Accessories/Disclaimer:
Attached 5-pin cable included as part of the footswitch. Nothing else included unless pictured or stated.
Used Behringer FS114 4-Button Preset Footswitch
The Behringer FS114 is a four-button preset foot controller designed for use with compatible Behringer equipment.
Four large footswitches provide direct access to Presets 1 through 4, making it easy to change presets without reaching for the connected amplifier or processor. The FS114 features a durable metal housing and a permanently attached cable with a 5-pin DIN-style connector.
Please note that although the connector resembles a standard MIDI connector, the FS114 should not be assumed to function as a universal MIDI foot controller. Compatibility should be verified with your specific Behringer equipment before purchase.
Features:
- Four preset footswitches
- Preset 1, 2, 3 and 4 selection
- Heavy-duty metal housing
- Gold finish
- Permanently attached cable
- 5-pin DIN-style connector
- Behringer Model FS114
Condition:
This footswitch is in very good used cosmetic condition.
The housing shows light scratches, scuffs and small marks consistent with normal previous use. The four footswitches and their labels are intact, and the attached cable and connector are present. Please review all photos closely for the exact cosmetic condition.
A useful replacement or spare foot controller for compatible Behringer equipment.
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