I don't need 7 feet of USB cable. If I replaced the cable with a different, shorter one, would the pedals still work?
1554750
7 feet is not really too much, depends where your USB plugin is and your position, legs length etc
1554751
You can't easily replace the USB Cable, and I'm sure doing so would void the warranty. Why don't you simply tie up the extra cable with a zip tie or simple twist tie?
1554752
No. The cable is hard-wired into the pedal base. The wires are very delicate, and would be difficult to reattach. It'd void the warranty. They are great pedals. I'd just coil up the excess cable and secure it with tape or a zip tie.
67829
Assuming you are referring to the diagnostic cable and not the USB cable. Its 6' more than enough.
327223
sure. but most usb 3 hubs have some sort of cable either hard wired, or included. typically, they have between 3-6 feet of length. so you may not need this.
151747
don't know. pedals usually go by size of plug in. They come in 2 sizes- large and small. Check out your keyboard,
421979
Yes that is exactly what I am currently using it for. I had the same problem, when all of a sudden my old foot pedal just DID NOT WORK?
1027910
This is probably best answered by going directly to the manufacturer. If I had to guess, it probably would. I just did a small experiment using a much shorter male/female USB cable and it "appears" to work just fine. BUT... I'm simply an un-techie consumer. I know that cable length can affect some communications, so seeking a direct answer from the manufacturer is probably your best best.
599613
Both are pretty short. Both are about 3 feet I think and the USB has a proprietary end so if you have to use a USB extension cord to make it longer.
324041
yes you can use a different cable longer or shorter etc. I have had no problem switching it up.
436312
Yes, of course you can, the angled side is made like that so when you plug it to you pedals it wont disturb your pedalboard space. But you can plug boths sides to the power supply... there's no 1-way cable in the box.
1990386
This works like a standard pedal 1/4 in and 1/4 out w/ power supply. There is a level control so you could boost your signal if that's what you are.asking
323672
I have a question - Im shorter than all of you at 4'9". I recently spent an evening putting together a reclining bike only to find my feet went nowhere near the pedals even on the lowest setting! Reluctant to buy another one.. Any ideas?
1465287
Hey Paul, I bought two sets of these pedals for my beater road bike and the bearings didn't last 100 mi. in either one before they started making noise. They both went onto the trash. I've got no idea whether they are compatible with foot straps. Spend a little more and get a better pedal. regards, Dave
1154513
The cable is about the normal length for a turntable,which is usually a bit short of 3 feet.The reason is that longer = higher cable capacitance,which changes the load the cartridge "sees".Longer cables can also cause more hum than short ones. I routinely use up to 8 feet or so without significanteffects, so I believe that there is little reason tobe concerned about extending the length if needed.
483955
I do not believe it is set up to take different pedals. I tried that with a more expensive pair and they did not respond.
1138181
Almost any reastat foot pedal should work. Just check the connections when purchasing--- hp correct for usage etc....
1500896
I just like to have couple of them in the kit bag. Most foot pedals don't have XLR in/outs. If one of your rack mount processors craps out on you, you have an alternate plan. Lots of smaller venues don't have the equipment you want/need at the sound desk. Also if you find one of your XLR inputs on your sound board has broken and its too close to show, you have a backup in place. Hope this helps.
1153106
The AC Adapter cable is 50 inches. The DC cables from the device to your pedals are 21 inches. There are are also several 6 inch cables that convert standard 9V center negative to 9V center positive (very handy).