Electro-Harmonix Expression Pedal

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Price: $89.84    

Product Feature

• Expression / CV PedalExceptional control, plus instantaneous bypass switching that is completely silentIncrease or decrease the expression sweep range with the Range dialReverse the direction of the pedals output with the Reverse controlComes with a 6 long 1/4 TRS cableUltra rugged. No footswitches, gears or rack to break

Product Description

Show your effects or synth who's boss with the electro-harmonix Expression Pedal. This updated expression pedal design gives you all the expression and control you want, but with no moving parts. Hook up the electro-harmonix Expression Pedal to any effect with an expression input or CV input and take control. The Expression Pedal has a range dial so you can increase or decrease the sweep range. A reverse control flips the direction that the pedal works. There are no moving parts in the electro-harmonix Expression Pedal, no pots, no gears, no footswitches. No parts to wear out or replace. Add a powerful and modern controller in your rig with the electro-harmonix Expression Pedal.

Electro-Harmonix Expression Pedal Review

I recently got an EX Ravish Sitar, which is an awesome effect, and can be controlled by not one, but two separate optional expression pedals - one for the pitch, and another the drone effect. This pedal is perfect for the type of effect I am after as far as pitch is concerned - start at one position, change the pitch, go back to the initial position, and leave everything there. The pedal can not be left at one specific position, e.g. half-way depressed, but for my needs that is not an issue.

Design-wise it is built like a rock. There are no moving parts, and the reverse function comes in handy quite often. Sometimes I need to recalibrate the pedal - if I accidentally press the button on the side - but that has never been a problem for me. I absolutely love the illuminated logo while the pedal is engaged.

Some people complain the pedal can not be attached to a pedalboard, which is a valid point. I read somewhere that EX is addressing that issue and is currently working on a cradle design for all its new pedals - the Crying Tone Wah, this expression pedal, and the talking one. That cradle should allow pedalboard mounting, and hopefully, the option to leave the pedal midway, or anywhere your heart desires while playing.

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