Peavey

Peavey 3051000 Push On/Off Button Switch

4.1 (19 reviews)
4 inch

Reliable push on/off footswitch with 15-foot cable for hands-free control of any standard 1/4-inch-equipped amp or effect.

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Overview

The Peavey 3051000 is a straightforward latching footswitch built for one job: toggling a function on or off via a standard mono 1/4-inch connection. Whether you're switching amp channels, engaging a built-in effect, or toggling mute on a mixer's footswitch input, it provides clean, reliable contact closure without requiring batteries or power. The latching mechanism holds its state until pressed again, making it suitable for any application where you need a persistent on/off toggle rather than a momentary tap.

The included 15-foot cable is permanently attached and terminated with a standard 1/4-inch TS plug, keeping the setup simple — no adapters or separate cables to source. Build quality is functional rather than premium; the housing is lightweight plastic designed for stationary floor use rather than heavy road abuse. For studio engineers and gigging musicians who need a no-fuss switching solution that works across brands and devices, it fills the role without complication. It won't win awards for ruggedness, but for the price, it delivers dependable signal-chain control where you need it.

Key Features

Package Weight: 1 pounds

Country of Origin : China

Specifications

Switch Type
Push On / Push Off (Latching)
Connector
Mono 1/4-inch TS
Cable Length
15 feet
Compatibility
Any device with standard mono 1/4-inch footswitch input
Brand
Peavey
Model
3051000

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Universal compatibility with any gear accepting a standard mono 1/4-inch latching footswitch input.
  • Generous 15-foot cable length eliminates the need for extensions in most live and rehearsal setups.
  • Simple latching mechanism provides tactile, positive engagement with no ambiguity about switch state.
  • Lightweight and low-profile enough to sit on a pedalboard or stage floor without shifting during performance.

👎 Cons

  • No LED indicator to confirm on/off state in dark stage environments.
  • Unshielded cable may pick up interference in electrically noisy stage environments near power transformers or lighting dimmers.
  • Latching-only design means it cannot be used for momentary functions like tap tempo or effects bypass on devices requiring momentary contact.
  • Plastic housing is less durable than metal-chassis alternatives under heavy touring use.

Frequently Asked Questions

This is a latching (push on/push off) switch, meaning it toggles state with each press and holds that state until pressed again. It is not suitable for applications requiring momentary contact, such as tap tempo.
Yes. It uses a standard mono 1/4-inch TS connector, making it compatible with any device that accepts a single-button latching footswitch via a 1/4-inch jack — regardless of manufacturer.
Fifteen feet provides adequate reach for most small to mid-size stages, keeping the switch at your feet while the amp sits several meters back. For larger stages, you may need an extension or a switch with a longer cable run.
It can toggle any function assigned to a single latching footswitch input. Most two-channel amps use a single 1/4-inch jack for channel switching, so yes — it will work in that application. Amps requiring a stereo (TRS) connection for multi-function switching are not compatible.
Mechanical footswitches of this type can produce a faint transient when toggled, though the severity depends on the receiving device's input circuitry. It is not relay-based or buffered, so some click may be perceptible at high gain settings.