Footswitch Box - for Marshall, Three Button, LED, DIN Plug
Replacement Footswitch for Marshall Amps. Three Button. Light-Up LED. 5-Pin DIN Plug. For use with 3-channel Valvestate amps. Generic version of Marshall PED803 (P-H876)
Compatible with: Valvestate model VS265R and others Note: LED must receive power externally from the amp (i.e. no battery inside).
SKU:
P-H473
Item ID:
002563
UPC/EAN:
609722125192
Replacement Type:
Type:
RoHS Compliant
| Item Height | 1.75 in. | |
| Item Length | 8 in. | |
| Item Width | 4.3125 in. |
| Packaging Dimensions | 9 in. × 6 in. × 2.5 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 2.416 lbs. |
 Schematic | All Models |
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Is this compatible with 6100le? (Marshall 30th anniversary)
Asked by Anonymous on November 2nd, 2016.
November 2nd, 2016
Staff Member
It does appear as though the switch would work in terms of function but you would want to determine if your amp uses a 5-pin DIN plug and also whether it will power the LED's
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How many conductors in the cable? From the schematic it appears there are at least 4 which would be acceptable
Asked by Anonymous on January 12th, 2020.
January 14th, 2020
Staff Member
This has a 5-pin DIN plug with four wires coming from the pedal. If you have any further questions about these, please contact us direct at [email protected]
Product Reviews
This is a great footswitch and you sure can't beat the price. Hard to make one yourself for that.
BUT be aware, if you are planning on using this for a custom build, this is NOT a standard 5-pin "MIDI" DIN cable! My solution... drilled a hole in the footswtich box for a MIDI jack and wired it up. Now I can use any standard MIDI cable (that has all five pins wired - not all of them do) and the cord is easily replaceable in the off-chance it goes bad right before a show.
I ordered this unit to make a replacement footswitch for an old Acoustic 125 amplifier. I found it's construction to be very rugged. I did a few minor modifications like replacing the DIN connector with a jones-molex type as used on the Acoustic 125 and found that 2 of the LED's would lite when actuated, the third would not because of the whacky circuitry in the amplifier. No big deal, I simply clipped all 3 led wires so none would lite. The amp head has it's own indicator lights anyway. All in all an excellent footswitch for the money and my customer was very pleased with the results.