CopperSound Dual Tap
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A tool designed for modern pedalboards
The Coppersound Dual Tap is not an effects pedal in the "sound processing" sense, but an ultra-relevant control tool for all guitarists who use tap tempo effects. Its idea is simple: keep your tap tempo pedals at the back of the pedalboard (where wiring stays clean), while bringing immediate tempo access to the front via a single footswitch. Result: fewer random taps, a more ergonomic pedalboard, and the tempo always under your foot.
For whom, and in what contexts?
The Dual Tap is aimed at all musicians playing with synchronized effects: guitarists and bassists, but also keyboardists depending on setups. It is particularly useful live when you need to adjust the tempo between two songs, or in rehearsal to quickly lock in with a drummer. In the studio, it speeds up workflow if you alternate between several textures (rhythmic delay + tremolo, for example) and want to maintain pulse coherence.
Style-wise, it is a natural ally for genres where tempo is part of the game: rock, pop, ambient, post-rock, worship, funk, or indie. If you use two effects with rhythmic subdivision, the Dual Tap quickly becomes indispensable.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Switch | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
Questions frequently asked
Can two tap tempo pedals be controlled with a single footswitch?
The two independent outputs allow connection to two tap tempo compatible devices. One footswitch then sends the same pulse to both effects.
How to set NO or NC compatibility on the Dual Tap?
Each output has dedicated internal micro-switches. The contact type can be set separately to normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). This configuration suits pedals with different switching behaviors.
Does the Dual Tap require a power supply?
No power supply, battery, or adapter is needed for its operation.
Does the Dual Tap pedal alter the guitar's sound?
The signal is neither colored nor processed by this control pedal. No gain, EQ, or distortion effect is added.
What is the use of an external tap tempo switch on a pedalboard?
In live settings, the footswitch can be placed at the front of the pedalboard while tap tempo pedals remain at the back. This makes tempo access easier without changing the effects wiring. This setup can be used to synchronize a rhythmic delay and a tremolo.
