Robust, heavy, and all metal. You can't go wrong with these. They work for many other amps besides Marshall- I'm currently using it with an Engl 530.

I bought a Marshall Amp from Ebay in 2003 and couldn't really tell if the reverb in it was working or not (I bought a Fender Bandmaster in the Seventies that had a busted reverb and I had no idea what the G100r-CD was supposed to sound like). I had time to take the switch apart last week and checked the resistance. The button on the switch going to the reverb showed no values on the meter. Tech notes said the switch needed to latch so the best solution was to buy your product. I have to say it made my equipment sound so much better. My guitar goes into the Marshall and then into a Crate and my microphone plugged into the Crate sounds way louder. It has a working volume now also and the reverb in the Marshall is now noticeable.

I've used a bunch of these through the years . They can be easily modified for many different applications , not just Marshalls. Very sturdily built.

I just purchased a Laney LH50 amplifier and the LS-2 footswitch is no longer available. I purchased the P802 Marshall replacement footswitch and it works well. The footswitch is well built with heavy gauge metal and the switches are equally robust. I am quite impressed with the quality of this inexpensive footswitch. It should also work with Fender amps and of course Marshalls.