Product Review
If you're looking for more control on stage, look no further than the Zoom FS01 footswitch. The Zoom FS01 Footswitch works with many Zoom multi-effects products, including the 503, 504, 505, 506 ,507, 508, 509, 510, RT323, RT123, RT234, RFX2000, 2020, 3030, 4040, 1202, MRS1044, 4040, 9120 and many other Zoom products.
A Huge Variety of Uses
The FS01 footswitch can be used to switch easily between controls on your various effects pedals, including Bank Up on Zoom's 500 Series multi-effect units, effects patches on Zoom Fire amplifiers, and a variety of other parameter functions on other devices, depending on the pedal.
Use the FS01 with Zoom multi-effect consoles to switch on the Edit mode and use the unit's pedals to turn individual effects on and off during programming. Or use connected to the Zoom RT323 drum machine during live sets, with the ability to trigger drum patterns easily with your foot. You can also use the FS01 to start or stop a given drum pattern, perform tap input to set the tempo, trigger the bass drum sounds, switch between hi-hat open/close, and much more.
About Samson
Samson Technologies began in 1980 designing wireless microphone systems. Today, Samson is an industry leader in both consumer and professional audio with three notable brands: Samson, Hartke and Zoom. Over 250 products are sold and distributed in over 130 countries around the world. In 1980, Samson introduced their first wireless microphone system. Over the years, Samson has become a leader in the wireless field.
In the early '90s, Samson began to expand the reach of their audio products through the development of power amplifiers, mixers, wired microphones and signal processors. In 2005, the first professional USB microphones to be used by musicians, broadcasters and podcast enthusiasts were introduced, making Samson USB microphones the new industry standard. Over three decades, Samson has grown from a small two-person operation to a worldwide enterprise, dedicated to innovating new products that will enhance the lives of music and broadcast professionals everywhere.
