
Eventide
Eventide 1198-000 Barn3 OX-9 Aux Switch for H9
Two touch-sensitive switches that give your Eventide H9 hands-free performance control without a single menu dive mid-set.
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Overview
Key Features
Auxiliary 2-switch for the Eventide H9
Specifications
Model Number
1198-000
Function
Auxiliary 2-Switch
Compatibility
Eventide H9
Frequently Asked Questions
What functions can I assign to the OX-9's two switches on the H9?
The switches are assignable to any function the H9 exposes via its auxiliary input — common assignments include tap tempo, preset increment/decrement, bypass toggle, and performance parameter controls like looper functions. Assignments are configured through the H9 Control app or directly on the pedal.
Does the OX-9 require its own power supply?
No. The OX-9 is bus-powered through the H9's auxiliary input. It draws no additional current from your pedalboard power supply, which is a meaningful advantage on boards where every power tap is occupied.
How does the OX-9 connect to the H9?
Via the H9's dedicated auxiliary input. The connection uses a standard auxiliary connector — no adapters or converters required. Plug in and assign your switch functions through the H9 interface.
Can the OX-9 be used with other Eventide pedals like the H90 or TimeFactor?
The OX-9 is designed and marketed specifically for the Eventide H9. Compatibility with other Eventide pedals depends on whether those pedals support a standard auxiliary switch input — consult Eventide's documentation for your specific pedal before assuming compatibility.
What does the touch-sensitive switch mechanism change in actual use?
Touch-sensitive switches register contact before the physical switch depression completes, which reduces effective triggering latency compared to standard momentary footswitches. For tap tempo applications on the H9, this produces tighter tempo locking with less deliberate stomping force required.