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Rack Foot Controller
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Cry Baby Rack Foot Controller, model DCR1FC, is designed as the companion pedal to the DCR-2SR Crybaby Rack Module. It allows for control over the wah effect through pedal position. The pedal can be powered by a 9-volt battery, a Dunlop ECB003 9-volt adapter, or the DC Brick™, Iso-Brick™, and Mini Iso- Brick™ power supplies (not included). The pedal's functionality is focused on controlling the wah effect and providing a seamless user experience in conjunction with the rack module.
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DUNLOP DCR-1FC Foot Controller per Cry Baby Rack
Brand New
$246.93
DUNLOP DCR-1FC Foot Controller per Cry Baby Rack
Brand New
$246.93
Dunlop DC R 1 Fc Foot Controller Per Cry Baby Rack
Brand New
$232.10
JIM DUNLOP DCR1FC Crybaby Rack Foot Controller Effektpedal
Brand New
$200.62
JIM DUNLOP CSP025 Crybaby Rack Foot Controller
Brand New
$200.62
DCR-1FC Rack Foot Controller Dunlop
Brand New
$199.94
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