My apologies if this has been answered before, but I am a newbie Kemper owner and want to add an expression pedal to my rig. I use my Kemper exclusively in my home studio, no live playing. While the Mission Engineering EP1 dedicated to the Kemper is an excellent product, I feel that it may be more than I need. I have read positives on the Yamaha FC7 and the Boss FV500H. I like both of these, especially the pricing on the Yamaha. However, the price of the Yamaha makes me pause. Has anyone here had experience with any or all of these pedals and could help me out with a selection? I like the Mission pedal but if I can pick up the Yamaha for basically half the price that seems like the way to go to me. Any thoughts? I appreciate any and all comments/suggestions. Thanks in advance for your help!
Newbie Expression Pedal Question
- deakle1964
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I use a Moog EP-3 and it works fabulously and is very rugged. $40 from Amazon. I use it in conjunction with a pair of Yamaha FC-5 pedals for rig up/down type operations. With a y-cable I had laying around, the total cost was less than 60 bucks.
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I use the Zoom FP02M. Very cheap, but sturdy (metal housing!) pedal. And compact. Works like a charm.
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I bought two PROEL GF16L pedals for 23 Euro each. Work very well with Profiler.
You can read my "review" here ----> So I bought an expression pedal - Proel GF16L review
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I use a Moog EP-3 and it works fabulously and is very rugged. $40 from Amazon. I use it in conjunction with a pair of Yamaha FC-5 pedals for rig up/down type operations. With a y-cable I had laying around, the total cost was less than 60 bucks.
PIcked one up and love it! Can't beat it for the price and it comes with the TRS cable!
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If you go for the Yamaha, those have different polarity. So, in order to expereince optimum response curve you need to select "Pedal Type 2" in the System Menu for those expression pedals.
