Tascam RC-1F Foot Switch for Start/Stop & Punch In/Out for Tascam Recorders

Master Control at Your Feet with the Tascam RC-1F Foot Switch
The Tascam RC-1F Foot Switch is an indispensable tool for musicians and audio engineers seeking hands-free operation of their recording devices. This rugged, reliable foot switch allows you to start, stop, and manage punch in/out functions with a simple tap, enhancing your efficiency and focus during recording sessions or live performances. Designed for stability and ease of use, the RC-1F is a valuable addition to any professional audio setup.

Designed for Durability and Reliability
The Tascam RC-1F is built to withstand the demands of rigorous use, whether in a studio or on the road. Its durable metal casing and heavy-duty spring mechanism are designed for long-lasting performance, ensuring that it stands up to repeated use. The low-profile design and wide rubber footpad provide excellent stability and control, making it easy to operate even during the most intense sessions.

Versatile Compatibility with Tascam Devices
This foot switch is compatible with a range of Tascam devices, including the Model 24, various Digital Portastudios, and the TA-1VP, among others. This wide compatibility makes the RC-1F a versatile choice for professionals who use multiple Tascam products in their audio setups.

Flexible Operation with Polarity Switch
The RC-1F features a built-in polarity switch that allows users to select between normally open or normally closed operation, providing flexibility based on your specific equipment and needs. This feature ensures that the foot switch integrates seamlessly with your existing gear, offering customizable control that adapts to your workflow.

Convenient Connectivity
Equipped with a built-in 6-foot cable, the RC-1F is ready to connect directly to your Tascam recording equipment without the need for additional accessories. The length of the cable offers ample reach, ensuring that the foot switch can be positioned comfortably within your setup, enhancing its usability and accessibility.