SOLUTEK Pedal Footswitch Topper with 3 Screws and Rubber Insert Fit Tightly on common pedal switches(3/8"10mm) Red Silver Black Gold Blue Green 6 Pack

I had no idea something like this existed; great for giving you more control over your foot switches. These are particularly useful if you're practicing in your socked feet! It takes a while to screw in each of the three set screws with the included allen key, but combined with the rubber socket, it makes for a very secure attachment. These come in sets of different colours, or you can get them all in brushed steel; I find the colour coding useful.

I didn’t know I needed these until I “installed” them. The set screws were all in place the toppers I bought, but even if I had to put them in, it’s very easy to do - just put the Allen wrench into one of the screws before trying to insert the screw into the socket, and then insert. Simple. The toppers are solid and brightly colored; great on dimly-lot stages of practice space. Great product.

Están muy bonitos, tienen hule por dentro y 3 tornillos para asegurarlos, mucho mejores que los de plástico que venden por ahí.

Fit well with the rubber inserts but one was missing. An update since having them for a while I find it hard to get a solid grip on the switch and they work their way off eventually after use. The screws bur easily and make it hard to tighten them

See photo for reference. I used a silver knob to differentiate height in the Ampero switch to differentiate height for my tap/tempo. It fits the switch well and is sold. These knobs don’t fit on all pedals. For example, the TS mini’s switch it too short. If I put a knob on, it the switch cannot press in far enough to activate the pedal. The Wampler has a different issue — Wampler uses a rounded switch head that makes it difficult to affix a knob into it. Finally, while not pictured I also used them on an HX stomp. Because these knobs are not translucent, I t’s difficult to see the lighting on the switches on the Stomp. None of these drawbacks are necessarily a problem with the product — just an issue blending with other products.