Vox VFS2A Footswitch 5-stars Reviews

Usefull and simple to use.

I bought it for my Boss Katana mk 2 and in the start it had problems, In order for me to use it with the boss katana I had to open the footswitch and disable the lights. After that, it worked perfectly

Vox VFS2A Footswitch

Built like a tank, reliable and has LED's to see when they're on or not.

Considering this is meant only for Reverb and Tremolo, it would have helped if instead of 1 & 2 they would have put the names of the effects. Also although its built like a tank, i'm sure it could have been a little smaller and more pedal board friendly.

Does what it should, built like a tank.

Like I said, it’s pretty straightforward: Does what it should, built like a tank.

Does what it's supposed to.

It does what it is designed to do for my Vox head. Enough said, I guess.

This simply needs to buy!

An essential and economical footswitch from Vox. The Vox VFS2A guitar footswitch is made especially for Vox amps. With a high-quality, durable, all-metal construction, this footswitch will stand up to the rigors of the road, and will stay with you for years to come. A 1/4" jack on the VFS2A connects the footswitch to Vox Pathfinder and Cambridge amps. The Vox footswitch also works with the AC custom line of amps and all VR series amps. Includes LEDs to show when either the tremolo or reverb effects are engaged.

Very useful addition to my AC30C2

The footswitch was the only way of turning reverb/tremolo on and off on my Vox AC30 C2 amp. I would say it is a limitation from Vox not to include the footswitch, however the price is quite good for the quality you receive and the footswitch does exactly the job it is designed for.

The footswitch looks and feels stable and heavy, it has a rubber padding on the bottom to keep it from slipping. Not quite sure how I can mount it on my pedalboard, so for the time being I keep it outside of the main rig. The cable is long enough, but it really depends how far from the amp you stay when on stage. I wouldn't mind another 2-3 meters of cable length, though.

Generally, I am very satisfied with the product and I would recommend it to anyone who needs to get a footswitch controlling reverb and tremolo on a Vox amp.

Free your hands for actual playing!

I bought it for Vox NT15C1 combo and that's what I needed! Indicators shows what channel I am and all works fine. If you are gigging musician - must have it! It sofa amateur - must have it to get most from your amp.

Fantastic unit!

Great built quality and ease of use. Highly recommended.

Vox VFS2A Footswitch

Does the job well,good quality.

Great pedal!

Bought this for my AC30 VR. It works as intended.

It came with a proper cable, no problems with it so far. The pedal is built really well! I'm really enjoying using this. Also has some material on the bottom of it probably to stop it from slipping all over the place, which is great!

I recommend this pedal to anybody!

Perfect Footswitch

I use the VFS2A with my Vox AC30C2. If you're using reverb or tremolo, then you can set each function to your desired "effect" and then switch them on/off via the footswitch without having to touch the amp. The footswitch also has indicator lights to show which is on.

Solid Footswitch

This is a good 2 button footswitch which I am currently using with a vox ac30. It feels solid and well built as you would expect, with a padded back to stop slipping if you choose not to mount on a pedalboard. The inclusion of LED's is nice as this quickly lets you know whether each switch is on or off. The included stereo jack cable is of cheap build, although this isn't a problem as no audio passes through it. I will likely replace this cable soon anyway as it is on the short side for stage use.

very useful, good built

Excellent built quality. Solid enough to stomp on hard. Works as expected with Vox Ac15. Certainly handy and makes using tremolo and reverb a pleasure particularly because vox amps have controls at the back which can be a bit troublesome to reach easily.

Vox vfs2a

So much more easier than flicking the dials back and forward at the back of the amp. Makes it so much better to set them where you want and by a step of a switch your sorted?