Hotone Ampero Switch Momentary Footswitch

Ampero multi-effects processor proved itself to be a game changer for its huge tone, great versatility and tiny size. Since first launched, it quickly become popular among both starters and pro musicians. For the best possible portability, the footswitch amount on Ampero is limited – however for the players who want more flexibility on this unit, that's not enough…So here it comes the Ampero Switch, Ampero's best pal! 

The Ampero Switch is an ultra compact momentary footswitch controller designed not only for Ampero, but also for other devices with momentary footswitch controller support. Featuring the same Aluminum casing and appearance theme design, Ampero Switch definitely matches your Ampero's vibe perfectly. Carefully selected footswitches and other components ensure comfortable switching and excellent endurance. 

It's quite simple: connect the TRS jack to Ampero's EXP 2/FS jack with the attached TRS cable, then enter Global menu, find EXP 2/FS sub menu, set MODE to Dual FS. After this, you can assign any function you need to the footswitches.

When we talk about a latch-type footswitch, we're referring to a kind of footswitch that remains on status once triggered on until you operate on it again. For example, a light on/off switch. Latch-type footswitch does not require continuous compression from players, which is great for switching effect pedals on/off or switching between amp channels.

Momentary footswitch is different: it remains on only as long as it is being compressed (e.g. a lighter with a press button). When you do a single press on a momentary footswitch, it will generate a short on-off "pulse", which is recognized as a "trigger" on most digital multi-effects for switching presets, tap tempo, toggling effects on/off, etc. So momentary footswitch is mainly for controlling a digital gear. 

As aforementioned, the Ampero Switch is designed for not only Ampero, but also for other devices with momentary footswitch controller support. The function you can have will vary according to the device you're going to control.