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I have a friend's expression pedal he's been trying to sell. It's the EV-5. If you cover shipping costs, I'd sell it to you for cheap.

greigoroth wrote:I also am hankering for a Mission Engineering, but they don't have anything where you can adjust the max throw of the pedal like the Moog, which is now a deal breaker for me as it allows me waaaaay better control over the Xero. And I wantz the expressionator. Dreaming of the following:
Moog > Copilot Broadcast > Expressionator > pedals.

Maybe the Boss FV-500-H have some adjustment... I'll have to verify.

curt wrote:Same experience as rfurtkamp here. My ~ 20 year old EV-5 works great.

Is the cable solid?

Haki wrote:Got a Mission recently and like it a lot. Sweep is big enough for me plus it feels solid, whereas the Moog seems to give out after a few months.

Since you have a bunch of exp capable pedals, get yourself one of these, Espressomachine

Probably lator... I need to keep money for an octasynth.
Very cool tool.

sylnau wrote:

curt wrote:Same experience as rfurtkamp here. My ~ 20 year old EV-5 works great.

Is the cable solid?

So far so good It's been to very few gigs, though, so YMMV.

I liked the *Moog EP2 for use with my Ring Thing. In fact it was the only one that worked with it at all, and it's half the cost of the Boss. I bought a Mission L6 for my M9 and it worked great. They will make custom pedals if you ask them, they're cool.

However, I got rid of the Mission and now instead use the NOSE pedal with my M9. I got a dual expression for both inputs of the M9. He has several options: mono, stereo, TRS. SO convenient for my pedal board.

He's nice too. Music in this clip doesn't start til about 3:00.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBM1x0Pd1rQ[/youtube]


*corrected Mission EP2 to Moog EP2. I used the Moog with the Ring Thing, the Mission L6 with the M9. My bad

Gigged with the EV-5 for years. I've tried the Moog and it was fine, just haven't taken it on the road.

Thanks!!!

It will be a Roland EV5 or a Mission EP-1 (If I'm able to find a Mission in Canada at a good price).

Noticed there's not a big difference in the price between the Roland EV5 (80$) and Mission EP-1 (105$ without the cable).

Also consider Copilot Broadcast.

Haki wrote:Got a Mission recently and like it a lot. Sweep is big enough for me plus it feels solid, whereas the Moog seems to give out after a few months.

Does the Mission EP-1 has the same sweep as a Moog EP-2 or Roland EV-5?

Anybody tried the Source Audio exp pedals?
http://www.sourceaudio.net/products/uti ... _pedal.php

There is a range knob and it can control 2 pedals... might be more interesting then a Mission (for almost the same price)?