Saturnworks Arcade + Reversed Arcade Momentary Kill Switch for Guitar or Bass - Handcrafted in California - NEW DESIGN!

New single switch design! As of spring 2025 we have updated our popular arcade + reversed arcade switch to use a single switch versus our previous two switch design. It has the same functionality but is simpler, smaller, and cheaper.

Add that cool stutter effect to your guitar, bass, keyboard, or other instrument setup with the Saturnworks arcade / reversed arcade kill switch.

The Saturnworks arcade kill switch cuts your signal with a momentary arcade switch. The toggle selects either standard or 'reversed' mode. With the standard setting, the signal is normally on. Holding down the button switches the signal off. The reversed setting, the signal is normally off. Holding down the button switches the signal on.

Arcade switches are perfect if you're operating your rig with your hands.

The Saturnworks arcade + reversed arcade kill switch is loaded with boutique-grade components and features including:

• A large momentary arcade button.
• Heavy-duty Neutrik/Rean TS 1/4” jacks.
• A passive design that does not require power to function.
• A 3.6” x 1.5″ x 1.2” (1590A size) cast-aluminum enclosure.
• High quality wire made in the USA.
• Handcrafted and bench-tested in California, USA.
• A 1-year limited warranty against parts and manufacturing defects. Please see saturnworkspedals.com for warranty terms and conditions.

Please note: the pedal in the listing is a stock photo and not the specific pedal you will receive. The pedal you may vary in its graphic, switch color, and/or switch size from the stock image.

Please note: momentary kill switches can have light click or popping sounds when switching the signal rapidly on and off. This is just the physics of sound waves as they're abruptly cut off and does not indicate that there is a problem with your switch. This phenomenon may be more noticeable with clean sounds while not as noticeable with distorted sounds, as distorted sound waves themselves are already 'clipped' waveforms.

Check out saturnworkspedals.com for the full Saturnworks lineup.