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footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby PS1984 » 21 Dec 2015, 10:59

Hi, friend of mine bought today 1998 DSL100 head. He do not have footswitch with it. I would like to ask you which one is the right for this head?

Manual says that PED 801 is the right, but when i googled it, it showed me 1 button footwsitch. Is it correct? I thought that this head runs witch two - button footswitch.

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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby surfnorthwest » 21 Dec 2015, 17:07

The old DSL amps used two single footswitches, one for the reverb and the other to change Channels. Have these guys hook you up.

http://www.switchdoctorswitches.com/ind ... gory_id=24
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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby PS1984 » 22 Dec 2015, 00:54

Thank you.

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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby burnsy » 22 Dec 2015, 04:25

Ebay usually has lots of Marshall footswitches up for sale or the Marshall spares dept. will get one to you.

The switch supplied with my DSL50 was a two button switch, one to change channel and one for reverb on/off.
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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby JCarno » 22 Dec 2015, 20:34

Funny, both my DSLs have 2 foot switches each. :dunno

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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby surfnorthwest » 22 Dec 2015, 20:50

That is the way the old JCM2000 amps came, with two separate foot switches. So what you have is right, however they do make after market switches that can combine the two functions.
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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby surfnorthwest » 23 Dec 2015, 15:58

Yes but I sure would not buy anything Hosa...its shit. You just need mono cable.
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Re: footswitch for JCM 200 DSL100

Postby JCarno » 23 Dec 2015, 16:51

OK, Thanks!!

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