Marshall PEDL-91003 Reverb and Chorus Footswitch for AS50D
The Marshall PEDL-91003 is the footswitch Marshall pairs with the AS50D acoustic amp: it turns the amp's reverb and chorus on and off, so a ballad keeps its space and an upbeat song stays dry, without leaving the mic.
What sets it apart
- Footswitch specified by Marshall for the AS50D
- Reverb on or off
- Chorus on or off
- Plugs into the rear-panel footswitch jack
Two effects, hands off the amp
The AS50D has its own reverb and chorus, set on the front panel. The amp's guide provides for an optional footswitch, plugged in at the back, to switch them on and off. The AS50D page names the PEDL-91003 and notes that it is sold separately.
In a guitar-and-vocal set, it's often between songs that you want an effect gone: your foot does it without interrupting the intro.
Specifications
| Intended amp | Marshall AS50D |
|---|---|
| Functions | Reverb and chorus, on and off |
| Connection | Rear-panel footswitch jack |
What it's for
- Guitar-and-vocal gigs on an AS50D
- Cutting the reverb while you talk to the audience
Compared with other manufacturers
Other makers offer two-function footswitches:
| Maker | Model | Principle |
|---|---|---|
| Marshall | PEDL-91003 | AS50D reverb and chorus |
| Boss | FS-6 | Two switches, each latching or momentary |
| Orange | FS-2 | Two lit latching switches |
| Boss | FS-7 | Two switches in line, small housing |
Frequently asked questions
- Which footswitch for the AS50D?
- Marshall specifies the PEDL-91003 on the AS50D page, sold separately.
- What exactly does it control?
- Switching the amp's built-in reverb and chorus on and off.
- My guide lists a different footswitch number: is that a problem?
- Some AS50D documents cite another part number. Marshall's product page names the PEDL-91003 for this amp.
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