I have just purchased a DTR 2000 and would like to be able to use the mute functionn via footswitch and switch between inputs via a footswitch. Rather than using two separate footswitches and 1/4" mono cables, I was wondering if anyone had used a two position footswitch that is hooked up with cable with a stereo 1/4" input into the pedal and with two 1/4' mono outs at the other end that are plugged into the back of the unit? If so, what switch was used?
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DTR 2000 Tuner - footswitch options
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I'm using a Behringer AB200 with my DTR2000. Although this pedal is designed as a dual AB(Y) switch, it works well as 2 separately configurable (latching/non-latching) on-off switches in this application. I'm connecting it using 2 separate mono cables. The stereo cable you have described would work with this pedal, but you would need an additional dual mono to single stereo jack adapter to connect the pedal.
I should mention that the downside of this (otherwise very nice and versatile) footswitch is that it only works with a 9V battery, which is (just a bit) fiddly to replace. I does have nice green and red indicator LEDs for each channel, though
I'm using a Behringer AB200 with my DTR2000. Although this pedal is designed as a dual AB(Y) switch, it works well as 2 separately configurable (latching/non-latching) on-off switches in this application. I'm connecting it using 2 separate mono cables. The stereo cable you have described would work with this pedal, but you would need an additional dual mono to single stereo jack adapter to connect the pedal.
I should mention that the downside of this (otherwise very nice and versatile) footswitch is that it only works with a 9V battery, which is (just a bit) fiddly to replace. I does have nice green and red indicator LEDs for each channel, though