Yeky,This should be about to scale. Much further apart both left-to-right and front-to-back.
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Yep. I really loved that on the Gordius Big Little Giant. That one is a bit more drastic, but it really helps prevent mis-fires!While we're talking about footswitch spacing, notice that the top and bottom rows on the new FC's are mounted at different angles. This works wonders for accuracy in stomping switches.
That would be between 6 and 48 (4x12==48).And there's daisy-chaining and external footswitches, so that a customer can achieve any desired number of footswitches between 6 and 32.
Plus a few more even still, cus you can have external footswitchesThat would be between 6 and 48 (4x12==48).
True... 48 built-in switches plus 16 externals.Plus a few more even still, cus you can have external footswitches
Crap, I knew that.That would be between 6 and 48 (4x12==48).
That’s perfect spacing for my big Frankenstein feet.This should be about to scale. Much further apart both left-to-right and front-to-back.
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3.2in for EV-2, 4.1in for the EV-1Anybody know if the ev-2s are any narrower than the ev-1s? If they are it could be worth switching to them to save space.
Anybody know if the ev-2s are any narrower than the ev-1s? If they are it could be worth switching to them to save space.
Don't forget though, your foot/shoe width. If you place them right next to each other, your foot/shoe still has to fit.3.2in for EV-2, 4.1in for the EV-1
I like that extra spacing!This should be about to scale. Much further apart both left-to-right and front-to-back.
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Yep.I like that extra spacing!
Yep.
I have my hands on my MFC-101 again, now. Center-on-center, its footswitches are 2.75 inches apart going left-to-right.
The left-to-right dimension for the FC-6 and FC-12 appears to be 3 inches.
It's only an extra quarter-inch, but that's all I think it needs.
And from Row 1 to Row 2...whoa! Way better, and that's before you consider the change-of-angle.
So, yes: The extra spacing is excellent.