Introducing our superior-grade FrontAux switches, designed exclusively for your Morningstar MIDI controller. If you have been on the hunt for a quality auxiliary switch that seamlessly integrates with your controller's front edge, then your search ends here. Our FrontAux switches offer unparalleled ease of use and are meticulously engineered to occupy minimal space, ensuring that they fit comfortably along the front edge of your board without compromising on functionality.
The FrontAux switches are constructed with an impressive level of precision and attention to detail. Our devices connect effortlessly into your chosen Omniport, enabling you to take control of your music like never before. Experience the joy of stomping to your heart's content with our perfectly designed FrontAux switches.
What sets our FrontAux switches apart are the noteworthy features we've incorporated into the design. Firstly, our switches come equipped with short-neck round-head switches. This unique design feature not only adds to the aesthetic appeal of the switch but also enhances your control over the device.
Secondly, we've used a Switchcraft 1/4″ TRS Jack, known for its robust performance and durability. The integration of this TRS Jack means you can rest assured that your FrontAux switch will deliver reliable connectivity time and time again.
Finally, our FrontAux switches come fitted with heat-set metal thread inserts. This feature not only adds to the overall durability of the switch but also ensures that the switch is secure and ready for any high-intensity performance.
Our FrontAux switches offer a perfect blend of form and function, providing you with an enhanced user experience. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an enthusiastic novice, you will appreciate the versatility, control, and sophistication our FrontAux switches bring to your Morningstar MIDI controller.
This switch gets everything right. It fits the MC6 Pro perfectly, it feels very sturdy, and the footswitches are top quality. The angled switches are great. I haven’t accidentally hit them by accident even once when going for the MC6, but they’re still easy to press when I want to. It’s a much better use of pedalboard space than my old solution, and freed up space for another pedal.