Can you walk and talk at the same time?
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2015 6:06 pm
And can you do it without losing the ability to perform certain actions while playing?
Hi, I'm CrookedBarrel, and I'm here to tell you about USB foot pedals!
Are you tired of getting shot while trying to talk to people over teamspeak? Do you find yourself fumbling with finger-twisting keybinds to use channel commander? Do people think you're a mute?
Then I have the product for you:
(Rad kicks not included, sorry folks!)
It neither slices nor dices, but it does allow you to assign any key normally available on your keyboard to the pedal, allowing you hands free control!
It works with any piece of software a normal keyboard works with. And while the setup software is Windows only, it will work with Linux and Mac after it's been configured! Hell, if your device supports USB OTG you could even hook it up to your phone! Now that is hella-tight, son!
But wait, there's more! Is the thought of picking which action to assign to only one pedal causing you stress? Well don't despair, we have the solution for you:
Three pedals for the price of two! You can even use multiple pedal units together and type using nothing but your feet! Tubular!
Available in any color. As long as it's black. Which, while famous, is unlikely to be a real quote.
Now available at select online-only auction sites(search for "usb pedal"), Average prices around 10EUR for single pedals, 20EUR for triple. US prices are even lower with the most popular one selling for only $3.44!
Disclaimer:
CrookedBarrel is not affiliated with any sellers or the manufacturers of this product. Should any of you sue-happy Americans buy one, I'm not responsible if anything happens to you, including but not limited to: lightning strikes, fires, negligent discharge, locusts, bubonic plague(other plagues also available), swine flue, and common sense.
On a more serious note: These pedals are neat and work fine, though they are still Chinese electronics in Chinese plastic. I've not had any issues with the former, but after using my single pedal intensively for a few months(and using it as a footrest a lot of the time) the part holding the pedal to the base did break. YMMV.
Hi, I'm CrookedBarrel, and I'm here to tell you about USB foot pedals!
Are you tired of getting shot while trying to talk to people over teamspeak? Do you find yourself fumbling with finger-twisting keybinds to use channel commander? Do people think you're a mute?
Then I have the product for you:
(Rad kicks not included, sorry folks!)
It neither slices nor dices, but it does allow you to assign any key normally available on your keyboard to the pedal, allowing you hands free control!
It works with any piece of software a normal keyboard works with. And while the setup software is Windows only, it will work with Linux and Mac after it's been configured! Hell, if your device supports USB OTG you could even hook it up to your phone! Now that is hella-tight, son!
But wait, there's more! Is the thought of picking which action to assign to only one pedal causing you stress? Well don't despair, we have the solution for you:
Three pedals for the price of two! You can even use multiple pedal units together and type using nothing but your feet! Tubular!
Available in any color. As long as it's black. Which, while famous, is unlikely to be a real quote.
Now available at select online-only auction sites(search for "usb pedal"), Average prices around 10EUR for single pedals, 20EUR for triple. US prices are even lower with the most popular one selling for only $3.44!
Disclaimer:
CrookedBarrel is not affiliated with any sellers or the manufacturers of this product. Should any of you sue-happy Americans buy one, I'm not responsible if anything happens to you, including but not limited to: lightning strikes, fires, negligent discharge, locusts, bubonic plague(other plagues also available), swine flue, and common sense.
On a more serious note: These pedals are neat and work fine, though they are still Chinese electronics in Chinese plastic. I've not had any issues with the former, but after using my single pedal intensively for a few months(and using it as a footrest a lot of the time) the part holding the pedal to the base did break. YMMV.