Yep, it was me, I phoned a shop today, I want 2 pedals, a sustain pedal
and a Wah type pedal. They said the one they stock is for Yammie,
Roland and another make.
Anyway, I think I get to test them first so if not working they will go
back.
So, can anyone explain how to set up the 2 types of foot thing I will
buy tomorrow?
In article <
5.0.2.1.2.20010220132431.00a0f560@...>,
Bruce Wahler <
bruce@...> writes
>Jon,
>
>>I've never seen a pedal with a polarity switch built into it.
>
>The Fatar VFP-1/25 sustain pedal has the polarity switch, as does the Boss
>FS-5U.
>
>Also, someone else mentioned (Reggie?) that the Roland and Yamaha pedals
>are the same, but I believe that they are opposite of each other. (I could
>be wrong; I've changed the connection on my pair of Roland pedals at least
>four times!)
>
>Many of the sustain pedals have the ability to be modified to either N.O.
>(normally open, a.k.a. Fatar) or N.C. (normally closed, a.k.a. Yamaha)
>operation internally. The Roland pedal is especially easy to change, as it
>has a little PC board in it with three connections -- N.O., Common, and
>N.C. -- making the change almost trivial, if one can solder.
>
>Regards,
>
>-BW
>
>--
>Bruce Wahler
>Design Consultant
>Ashby Solutions"
>www.ashbysolutions.com
>CloneWheel Support Group moderator
>978.386.7389 voice
>978.776.0096 fax
>bruce@...
>
>
>
>Community email addresses:
> Post message: AN1x-list@onelist.com
> Subscribe: AN1x-list-subscribe@onelist.com
> Unsubscribe: AN1x-list-unsubscribe@onelist.com
> List owner: AN1x-list-owner@onelist.com
>
>Shortcut URL to this page:
> http://www.onelist.com/community/AN1x-list
>
See ya,
Reggie