Studiologic PS100 - FOOTSWITCH PEDAL
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Studiologic
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A Classic in Foot Control: Simple, Effective, Indispensable
Even before the era of overloaded pedalboards, the footswitch has been one of the most used tools by guitarists and keyboardists to keep their hands on the instrument while remotely controlling a function. The PS100 follows this logic: instant triggering, no menus or settings, designed for "on-demand" actions. Its momentary (intermittent) operation makes it particularly suitable for anything that should only be activated as long as you keep your foot pressed.
Thanks to its open contact at rest configuration, it works very well with circuits that expect a temporary contact closure to execute an action. The result: you gain fluidity on stage by maintaining direct control over certain functions without letting go of the neck or diverting your attention from playing.
For Whom and For What Uses?
The PS100 is intended for all musicians, from beginners to professionals, who need reliable foot control. It's a relevant choice if you play in a band and need to trigger a function at the right moment (verse entry, end of phrase, rhythmic accent), or if you record and want to control a command silently.
It is especially useful in live settings (stage, rehearsal) thanks to its 2 m cable that allows you to place the pedal exactly where you need it, while keeping your amp, effects processor, or control equipment within reach. In the studio, it becomes a simple control to trigger a function without interrupting a take. Style-wise, it is completely versatile: rock, pop, metal, blues, ambient, funk... any context where quick foot control makes a difference.
Technical specifications
| Color | Black |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Studiologic PS100 a momentary or latching pedal?
The switch is momentary (Unlatch): the contact stays closed only while pressed. It does not maintain an activated function after release.
What type of contact does the PS100 use?
The contact is open at rest and closes when pressed. This configuration must match the input control requirements of the connected equipment.
Does the pedal require power supply?
No power supply is needed, this passive pedal consumes 0 mA.
What connectors and cable length does it have?
A 2 m cable is built into the pedal. It ends with a 6.35 mm mono jack output. No additional patch cable is required.
Can it modify the sound of a guitar or keyboard?
The PS100 does not process the audio signal. Its function is to remotely control a command via its 6.35 mm mono jack.



