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I totally forgot that I had my 9002 until I saw your post.....it was a cool processor back in the day, but technology has come a long way in the past 10-15 years. For what it is, an old digital fx processor that fits in your guitar case and runs on batteries....it sounds ok....My 9002 did not come with a footswitch, it has a 1/8" phono jack which goes to a "remote" attached to a cable with 4 buttons on it....the cable it about 2-3 feet long(remote???)......not quite a footswitch, more like a finger switch, and that defeats the purpose, maybe the footswitch is a custom thing?. It only allows remote channel switching (4 options) from the current bank, you cant change the bank memory location by remote.....remember remote=2-3 feet.
Make sure you check out all the cool, low priced toys available now (2003)......for example.......for a little more money you can get a Line 6 guitarport, which I feel has much more "bang for the buck" in terms of useful guitar tones, and backing track/learning capabilities, but unless you have a laptop, its not battery powered. I would not spend too much money on a 9002 unless battery power is your main objective. Hope that helps.
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