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The Online Guitar Store - Line 6 FBV2 2 Button Foot Switch
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List Price: $39.99
Our Price: $29.99
Your Save: $ 10.00 ( 25% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Line 6
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Line 6
EAN: 0614252984102
Feature: Scrolls through Channels A,B,C, & D
Label: Line 6
Manufacturer: Line 6
Model: 99-040-1201
Publisher: Line 6
Special Features: Donât feel like carrying around a full-sized foot controller? Now you donât have to! The FBV2 lets youscroll through the first bank of four presets and is small and light enough to fit in your gig bag. With its ultra-reliable switches and aluminum case, the FBV2 can take all the abuse you can throw at it.
Studio: Line 6
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Features
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Scrolls through Channels A,B,C, & D
Road-ready metal construction
Self-powered though the locking cable
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Editorial Reviews:
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A 2-button footswitch that allows you to scroll through the first 4 presets on PODxt, PODxt Pro, Bass PODxt, Bass PODxt Pro, Flextone III, Vetta, Vetta II, HD147, Duoverb, and Spider II.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: A must for your Line 6 Spider III
Comment: This pedal is nothing fancy but essential if you don't enjoy stopping in the middle of the song to switch tone...It's very well built, compact and powers itself via the included (very long) cable. If you have a Spider III 75, this pedal will allow you to switch between channels A-D. The Spider III 75's 4 channels can each hold 9 presets (A1-A9/B1-B9 etc...). This pedal allows you navigate through the presets by going from A1 to B1 to C1 to D1. Manually move A1 to A2 on your amp, and your pedal is ready to navigate between A2 and D2 etc... Also, this pedal is very responsive and has no delay when switching between channels.
Customer Rating:
Summary: 100% Recommended
Comment: I have a Line 6 Spider III 120W 2x10 amp (which I love). For changes between presets during songs, I needed some sort of footswitch. The options are this ($29), a FBV Express ($99), a FBV Shortboard ($269) or a FBV Longboard (I think it's $349 or something). The disadvantages of this one are:
(a) it only switches between 4 presets at a time rather than 36 and
(b) there are only two buttons so getting from preset 1A to 1C requires two clicks.
However, this is not a problem if you set your presets in order of how they appear in a song and make sure that each song has 4 or less presets. I have never played a song in which this was an issue.
The advantages are, of course, low price AND having a compact, reasonable pedal rather than an unwieldy giant that you don't need. In addition, this thing is sturdy and I don't think it will ever break down.
So, if I had to do it again, I definitely would. I like this amp 100% better now that I can change between presets during songs. If I didn't have access to some sort of footswitch that could do this, I'd sell the amp. That's how important this little thing is.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Meets its purpose
Comment: Good quality and performance. It is good for house practice but not good enough for live gigs.
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