boring topic: expression pedals
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boring topic: expression pedals
i want to pick up an expression pedal to pair with my Count To Five. It will primarily be used at home, and at any (very occasional) solo shows in the foreseeable future.
a lot of them look like crappy plastic pieces of junk (M-Audio, Behringer, even the Moog). are appearances deceiving me?
does it even matter? should i just get a cheap one & not worry about it? that's what i'm leaning towards (but i appreciate your opinions nonetheless).
a lot of them look like crappy plastic pieces of junk (M-Audio, Behringer, even the Moog). are appearances deceiving me?
does it even matter? should i just get a cheap one & not worry about it? that's what i'm leaning towards (but i appreciate your opinions nonetheless).
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
I use the moog for my hog, works well enough. I also used the boomerang holy roller, a little weird if you are used to the normal wah style, but quite usable. I'm surprised zvex hasn't done an expression probe.
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I don't know if a BOSS FV-500H might be the right thing, but I only heard good things about it. It has a die-cast chassis and treadle and seems to be very sturdy.
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
I like the Source Audio dual expression pedal. Good price, sturdy enclosure, one fixed output, and a second adjustable out to tailor to different expression input requirements so you get a nice smooth sweep.
I use a Boss FV-500H as a volume pedal but it does have exp capability as well. Very sturdy but large.
I use a Boss FV-500H as a volume pedal but it does have exp capability as well. Very sturdy but large.
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
I've always used the Moog ones.
I was just about to get a Source Audio one recently but then I saw the one that they have in the works for release next year and decided to wait. Not much info yet but it looks amazing, more outputs and a LFO...
I was just about to get a Source Audio one recently but then I saw the one that they have in the works for release next year and decided to wait. Not much info yet but it looks amazing, more outputs and a LFO...
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
I have been using a Behringer exp. pedal for about 5 years and it still works fine. It's pretty robust.
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you got any links for that?Dark Barn wrote:I was just about to get a Source Audio one recently but then I saw the one that they have in the works for release next year and decided to wait. Not much info yet but it looks amazing, more outputs and a LFO...
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
cant go wrong with a roland ev5.
can pick them up pretty cheap and they are plastic, but its tough plastic
can pick them up pretty cheap and they are plastic, but its tough plastic
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
That new Source Audio sounds interesting!Dark Barn wrote:I've always used the Moog ones.
I was just about to get a Source Audio one recently but then I saw the one that they have in the works for release next year and decided to wait. Not much info yet but it looks amazing, more outputs and a LFO...
Can't find anything on it on the interwebs, where did you get the info?
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
I've been wanting to get the Dunlop Dvp3.
$100-120, can be used as a volume or expression pedal, and has a tuner out too.
$100-120, can be used as a volume or expression pedal, and has a tuner out too.
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Holy shit.Doctor X wrote:found it:
https://www.facebook.com/sourceaudio/po ... 0081463457
aen wrote:Or I'll just use fuzz. Then Ill sound cool regardless.
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
I've had the same EV-5 for 23 years now.
I thought the day I bought it I'd kill it in a week.
I thought the day I bought it I'd kill it in a week.
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
Moog good! Countless practices,jams, and shows. No broken pieces and simple to use.
Expression pedals might not be glamorous..I mean like the fuzz, but damn fun when using to maximize the sounds.
Expression pedals might not be glamorous..I mean like the fuzz, but damn fun when using to maximize the sounds.
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Re: boring topic: expression pedals
just a synth style expression pedal? I've had a yamaha fc7 for many years and it still works great. i have a moog one too. go whatever of the two are cheapest
