DIY Tap Tempo Pedal for under $10!

[@abrahammendoza4283]

Cool bro! Thanks!

[@mark.paterson]

Can't wait to try this! Possible dumb question: Does it matter which pole you connect each wire to? ie does ground always need to be on a certain pole, etc.

[@mbcarlson]

Excellent! No, it doesn’t matter which wire goes to which pole. Essentially the switch acts as connecting the two wires when pressed. Enjoy.

[@moisesrivera49]

Eres el amo

[@INeverWanted2010]

Whoa! Great video dude, I think I'm gonna try this out. One question though, what if I just want to use an input jack similar to the MXR Tap?

[@mbcarlson]

Thanks! Yeah if you want to put an output jack in the tap box, it’ll still work. The reason I soldered the cable directly to the switch was to save space on my crowded pedalboard. Have fun!

[@INeverWanted2010]

@@mbcarlson Thanks dude! Got any suggestions on suppliers? The site in the description seems to be out of stock of almost every switch lol

[@elijahtorres9111]

Mine uses normally open

[@mbcarlson]

Cool, so the only change would be getting a switch that's normally open. Everything else would be the same. Boss pedals are kinda different in that way.

[@Gpilot2000]

Can it be use for boss RC-2 looper on off single stomp switch ?

[@all_mesa_man922]

I was with you until the hardwired ts cable 😂😭😭. You do you, boo. Amazing vid though, I think I know what I'm doing this weekend. (Seriously, put a grommet in that mf hole! 😂😂😂)

[@robertgreeneiii7641]

Thhap Thhap thhhaperooo

[@rokinrandy]

I thought spst means normally opened

[@lukewand]

Needs more shoes.

[@preston234]

Would this work with the boss rc2?

[@axemanguitar]

Yes, Boss uses the same tap tempo switches for all there pedals that have tap tempo, so it should work for the RC-2 as well.

[@string5Five]

PARA BAJO ELECTRICO?