Marshall Footswitch, Two Button With LED

I bought this to use with a Marshall Origin 50 head that I purchased used. It works perfectly to control the boost and the fx loop. Very sturdy build quality (it is heavy) and the cable is plenty long. The LEDs work and are essential to have in my opinion. Good value compared to the Marshall equivalent.

No fuss footswitch. It works just as it should, and should work for any amp. I bought this for a Laney LC30.EDIT: After having it for a while, the switch simply stopped working. I checked the inside for perhaps any loose connections and I saw none. I even stripped the shielding of the wire itself and saw no shorts or anything. Not sure what happened

I was looking for a good rugged two button latching footswitch with a metal enclosure. Peavey switches are plastic and just not as durable. I’m using this with a 6505+ combo, and in order to make it work you just need to snip the resistor and LED leads at the solder points on the switches. Quick and easy. You can mod this pedal to work if you create the correct resistance voltage with your LED configuration, but no LED indicators for now is not a problem. It is a Peavey 6505... I KNOW when I’m on the lead channel because it screams like a banshee.Good craftsmanship, and as long as the foot switches last it seems like it will be on my pedalboard for a while.

I've just got it today so I cannot comment on durability, however it seems pretty hefty. Functions as it should; left button is the channel switch(LED on when OD is selected), and right button is the boost switch (LED on when boost is on) My only gripe is the molded plug, which I'll be replacing with a right angled Switchcraft stereo plug. I do not have any other amps that take a two button footswitch so I can not guarantee that it will work with anything besides the DSL401. I do know, however, that it will NOT work with the JCM2000 DSL100 head.

Works as it should.If you have a Marshall Origin ORI20H and ORI50H heads, it works for both heads (and possibly for the combos as well).

well built pedal. I have a JCM900. When I plug it in the channel button works fine but there is no reverb at all in any button setting.

According to Marshall, the G100RCD comes with a single button footswitch. However, the single button switch I had DID switch channels, BUT it also killed the reverb completely whenever plugged in. I did some testing with a stereo jack I had, shorting across the 2 lugs, and knew, then, that a dual button switch with a stereo plug would definitely work. Sure enough, this switch works great; independently switches channels AND turns reverb on/off. Also, yes, the channel indicator lights work as they should. Awesome. Also, about 60 bucks cheaper than the Marshall branded switch. I am really happy with this purchase!

It sort of works. Probably not the correct pedal for my amp.