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www.bhproaudio.com Footswitches & Pedals 129 ROLAND #ROFS1 $ 95 HOSA #HOFSSL 23 $1995 FS-1 FSC-384 / 385 The FS-1 Foot Switch provides The FSC-384 is a single footswitch with one 1/4” TS simple control of on/off functions (mono) jack ideal for changing amp channels. like channel/effects switching on FSC-385 Dual-footswitch version guitar amps. FSC-385 2-space black anodized version #HOFSDL ..................................... $24.95 HOSA #HOFSPL ROLAND #RORP8 $ 95 $ 95 FSC-501 19 RP8 34 The FSC-501 is a latching switch (push-on/push The FS-1 Foot Switch provides simple control again for off) ideal for guitar amp channel switching, of on/off functions like channel/effects on/off effects units. switching on guitar amps. HOSA #HOFSMNO ROLAND #ROFS5L $ 95 $ 95 FSC-502 19 FS-5L / 5U 29 The FSC-502 is a momentary switch (normally open). The FS-5L is a sturdy metal, latch-type momentary Ideal for use as sustain pedal, patch-advance switch/ footswitch with an LED to indicate the pedals status. punch-in/out switch for multi-track recorders. FS-5U Unlatch-type momentary footswitch FCS-503 NPNFOUBSZTXJUDI OPSNBMMZDMPTFE )0'4./$ .......... $19.95 #ROFS5U ...................................................................................$29.95 HOSA #HOFSMNOC $ 50 26 YAMAHA #YAFC5 FSC-604 $1995 The FSC-604 is a selectable momentary FC 5 switch (open/closed) ideal for use as a sus- The FSC-501 is a latching switch (push-on/ tain pedal, patch-advance switch, or punch- push again for off) ideal for guitar amp chan- in/out switch for multi-track recorders. nel switching, on/off effects units. BOSS #BOFS6 YAMAHA #YAFC3 $ 50 $ 50 FS6 46 FC 3 48 The FS-6 is a flexible dual footswitch The FC3 is a dual-zone piano style sustain pedal that allows each switch to be set for with a unique continuous zone that allows for dif- either latch or momentary operation. ferent types of sustain. (6-ft. cable w/ 1/4”jack) M-AUDIO #MASP1 YAMAHA #YAFC4 $ 95 $ 95 SP-1 19 FC 4 29 The SP-1 is a non-latching momentary The FC4 is a piano-style sustain pedal switch for use as a sustain foot pedal that can also be utilized as an FS or FS controller for synthesizers and controller for synthesizers and drum drum machines. machines. (6-ft. cable w/ 1/4” jack) M-AUDIO #MASP2 M-AUDIO #MAEXP $ 95 $ 95 SP-2 29 EX-P 29 The SP-2 is a heavy duty piano-style sustain The EX-P is a universal expression control pedal with a rubber-coated shell and chrome pedal with a built-in polarity switch that ensures foot pedal. (6-ft. cable with 1/4” jack) compatibility with most brands of controllers and keyboards (molded construction with integral cable). ROLAND #ROEV5 $ 95 YAMAHA #YAFC7 74 $3995 EV-5 FC 7 The EV-5 is an ultra-compact expression pedal 5IF'$JTBEVSBCMFWPMVNFDPOUSPMMFSUIBU that can control a wide range of functions and allows you to adjust the volume or the effects effects parameters in real time. of your instrument. (6-ft. cable with 1/4” jack) 130 Drum Machines / Percussion Pads 800-416-5090 ROLAND #ROSPD20 $ 95 ALESIS #ALPP 699 $29900 SPD-20 Performance Pad The SPD-20 Total Percussion Pad is an electronic percussion multi-pad with IJHIRVBMJUZQFSDVTTJPO ESVN BOE instrument sounds built-in. It is equipped with 8 velocity-sensitive rubber pads, four dual-trigger inputs for triggering SPD-20 sounds from external pads and The other triggering devices and onboard Perfor- multi effects including reverb, delay, mance Pad is a chorus and flanger. self-contained percussion performance station and controller, tIJHIRVBMJUZESVNBOEQFSDVTTJPOTPVOETtWFMPDJUZTFOTJUJWFSVCCFSQBET equipped with 8 velocity-sensitive pads and a built-in t*OUFSOBMNFNPSZQBUDIFT QBUDIDIBJOtWPJDFQPMZQIPOZ drum machine with 50 presets and 50 drum kits. The t4PVOEQBSBNFUFSTJOTUSVNFOU MFWFM QJUDI EFDBZ QBO DVSWF FGGFDUTFOEMFWFM unit includes inputs for bass drum and hi-hat pedals, t EVBMUSJHHFSJOQVUTGPSFYUFSOBMUSJHHFSTt#VJMUJONVMUJFGGFDUT and a line-level in for connections to audio playback devices. The unit is capable of 16-voice polyphony, and 12 simultaneous sounds are accessible from the pads. ROLAND #ROHPD15 $ 00 t%ZOBNJD"SUJDVMBUJPOGPSQBETBEETOVBODF FYQSFTTJWFOFTT HPD-15 895 tBOECJUTBNQMF%"$SFTPMVUJPO tCJUTUFSFPBOEIFBEQIPOFPVUQVUT The HPD-15 HandSonic is an electronic hand t#VJMUJOESVNNBDIJOFXJUI OPUFTFRVFODFS percussion multi-pad with 600 realistic acoustic t.*%*PVUQVUGPSFYUFSOBMUSJHHFSJOH and electronic percussion sounds and versatile t.PVOUJOHIPMFTGPSFBTZESVNLJUBUUBDINFOU real-time control. It features a 10” rubber pad t-BSHF-$%TDSFFO with 15 parts, a built-in sequencer and onboard effects include reverb and multi-effects proces- sors. It uses triggering capabilities technology ALESIS #ALSR16 from Roland’s V-Drums, and a built-in pressure $ 00 SR16 149 sensor allows for realistic muting and pitch control of sounds. The Alesis SR-16 is a t&MFDUSPOJDIBOEQFSDVTTJPOQBEX7%SVNTUFDIOPMPHZtQFSDVTTJPOBOEESVN classic 16- TPVOETGSPNBSPVOEUIFXPSMEt%#FBNDPOUSPMMFS EVBMSJCCPODPOUSPMMFST UISFFDPOUSPM bit stereo LOPCTtwSVCCFSQBEXJUIQBSUTGPSUSJHHFSJOHt#VJMUJONVMUJFGGFDUTQSPDFTTPST drum t%VBMUSJHHFSJOQVUBOEIJIBUDPOUSPMKBDL machine designed for compo- ALESIS #ALSR18 $ 00 sition, re- SR-18 249 cording, and accompaniment applications. It features Alesis has quite a successful history with 233 realistic, natural drum sounds (supplied both dry great sounding and affordable drum and sampled with digital reverb). This compact drum machines. The SR-18 continues the legacy NBDIJOFQSPWJEFTDPNQMFUF.*%*JNQMFNFOUBUJPO B with new sounds, a new design, and the footswitch input, flexible programming and editing ability to run on either AC or battery power features and 12 velocity-sensitive pad buttons. for true portability. Along with the ability to write your own custom patterns, this tSFBMJTUJD OBUVSBMESVNTPVOET machine comes stock with beats to cover tWFMPDJUZTFOTJUJWFQBETXJUI%ZOBNJD all the bases form hip-hop to country and Articulation everything in-between. The effects engine tQSFTFUVTFS,JUT JODMVEFTSFWFSC &2BOEDPNQSFTTJPOUPHFU tVTFSQSFTFUQBUUFSOT just the sound you are looking for. tWPJDFQPMZQIPOZ t.#TPVOETFUJODMVEFTQFSDVTTJPOBOECBTTTZOUITPVOET t wPVUQVUT TUFSFPQBJST t5SJHHFSFOUJSFQBUUFSOTGSPNQBETGPSFBTZDPNQPTJUJPO tGPPUTXJUDIKBDLT t.VUFTPMPGVODUJPOGPSESVN CBTT BOEQFSDVTTJPOQBSUT tWPJDFQPMZQIPOZXJUICBDLMJU-$%t#BUUFSZQPXFSBCMFGPSXPSLPOUIFHP www.bhproaudio.com Drum Machines 131 BOSS #RODR880 $ 00 495 ZOOM #ZORT223 DR-880 $17900 The Dr. Rhythm DR-880 is a powerful RT-223 drum machine with innovative features 5IF;PPN JODMVEJOHB)J;JOTUSVNFOUJOQVUGPS RT-223 is a guitar & bass, a coaxial S/PDIF output, battery oper- 3 independent insert effects and propri- ated drum FUBSZ$04.BNQNPEFMJOH*UQSPWJEFT machine with 440 world-class drum and percussion 511 rhythm TPVOET CBTTTPVOET XJUI$04. QBUUFSOT preset drum CBTTBNQNPEFMT BOEBVOJRVFi&; LJUT Compose” feature for quick, hassle-free user-pro- programming. grammed tWFMPDJUZTFOTJUJWFQBETt(VJUBSCBTTJOQVU NVMUJFGGFDUT $04.BNQNPEFMT kits, 39 sounds and 12 bass sound sources. Its FAST t54$XJUI4PVOE4IBQFGVODUJPOBOE"NCJFODFt QBUUFSOT QSFTFU VTFS (Formula Assisted Song Translator) song creation func- tion simplifies song arrangement, and speeds up the t$PBYJBM41%*'EJHJUBMPVUQVUt4UFSFP3$" wPVUQVUT process of assembling songs with repeated patterns t 'PPUTXJUDIBOEFYQSFTTJPOQFEBMJOQVUT and sequences. t-JHIUXFJHIUQPSUBCMFESVNNBDIJOF BOSS #RODR670 $27900 t3IZUIN1BUUFSOT GBDUPSZ CMBOL DR-670 t5PVDITFOTJUJWFESVNQBET (SPPWF1MBZQBEBTTJHONFOU 5IF%S3IZUIN%3JTBGFBUVSF t'"45 'PSNVMB"TTJTUFE4POH5SBOTMBUPS TPOHDSFBUJPO packed drum machine with a unique pad GVODUJPOt#VJMUJONVMUJCBOEDPNQSFTTPS&2 interface designed like a bass guitar neck NVMUJFGGFDUTt-JOFJOQVUGPSFYUFSOBMBVEJP for easy programming of rhythm/bass t1PXFSTWJB ""CBUUFSJFTPSPQUJPOBM"%"$ lines. Its unique “Direct Pattern Play” adapter function allows users to assign internal patterns to 16 pads for triggering in real- time, and preset and user patterns can ZOOM #ZOSB246 $ 95 be easily chained together to create up to SB-246 178 100 songs. 5IF;PPN tESVNBOEQFSDVTTJPOXBWFGPSNTtWFMPDJUZTFOTJUJWFQBET Streetbox t1SFTFUPS6TFSQBUUFSOTt4UFSFPwwTUFSFPIFBEQIPOFPVUQVUT SB-246 is a t6OJRVF%JSFDU1BUUFSO1MBZGVODUJPOt1FEBM4XJUDIJOQVU rhythm ma- t1PXFSTWJB"$PSCBUUFSZQPXFS chine designed for creating all styles of BOSS #RODR3 Hip Hop. It $ 00 DR3 179 features 529 authentic Hip The Dr. Rhythm DR3 is an affordable Hop sounds and an easy-to-use loop pattern se- drum machine designed for guitarists and quencer for putting together complex tracks. Equally TPOHXSJUFST(SFBUGPSKBNNJOHPSQSBDUJDF at home on stage and in the studio, the SB-246 can the DR3 provides 13 velocity-sensitive pads, operate continuously for 8 hours on four AA batter- BOSS’ best acoustic and electronic drum ies, making it ideal for portable applications. kits and a great selection of bass sounds. It can power via batteries, and an optional tBVUIFOUJD)JQ)PQTPVOET footswitch can be used to control many of tQSFTFUQBUUFSOTQSPEVDFECZ#FBU,BOH[ the useful functions. tCBTTTPVOETPVSDFT t-PPQQBUUFSOTFRVFODFSPQUJNJ[FEGPS)JQ)PQ t1SFTFU4UZMFTBOE6TFSTUZMFT t#VJMUJONVMUJCBOEDPNQSFTTPS&2NVMUJFGGFDUT t3FBMJTUJDESVN QFSDVTTJPO BOECBTTTPVOET t4UFSFP - 3 wPVUQVUT t3IZUIN1SPHSFTTJPOTXJUIWBSJBUJPOTPG*OUSP 7FSTF 'JMM BOE&OEJOH t1PXFSTWJB ""CBUUFSJFTPSPQUJPOBM"% t54$XJUI4PVOE4IBQFGVODUJPOBOE"NCJFODFt4UFSFP3$" wPVUQVUT AC adapter t'PPUTXJUDIJOQVUGPSFBTZMJWFDPOUSPMt1PXFSTWJB"$PSCBUUFSZQPXFS 132 Sampler/Sequencer Workstations 800-416-5090 AKAI #AKMPC1000BK $ 00 BOSS #ROSP404 999 $39500 MPC1000 SP-404 5IF.1$DPNCJOFTHSFBUGFFMJOH The SP-404
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