Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume PedalItem ID: EB6166Mono Volume Pedal from Ernie Ball
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From Our Research Team:Take Control of Your Guitar's Volume — with Your Foot!The Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume Pedal puts complete volume control right at your feet! This quality volume pedal makes an excellent hands-free alternative for players who like to ride the volume knob. Use it to create amazing tonal textures in conjunction with other effects, or perform classic pedal-steel swells with ease. The 6166 Mono Volume Pedal uses a 250k ohm resistance for great performance with passive instruments. It includes an internal taper switch that allows you to select betwee two volume swell rates. A handy independent tuner output allows for silent tuning when the 6166 Mono Volume Pedal is in the "heel down" position.Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume Pedal Features:
The Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume Pedal gives you complete hands-free volume control!
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by Daniel Ali from Bronx, New York
This pedal is well machined and the action is very smooth. I prefer to use it to control the wah effect in my multi-effects processor rather then add an external traditional wah. This way you lose n... read more [+]othing in the signal path. It's very strong too; I can't imagine someone breaking it. I purchased two of them; one to control volume and the other to use as an expression pedal. I wish the taper was more linear as a volume pedal but nothing is perfect. close [-]
January 13, 2012 Music Background: Hobbyist Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume pedal (Almost perfect)
by Dan from Bronx, NY
This is a solid well machined volume pedal. I use the two that I purchased to control volume and expression on my G-System. They look like rudder pedals for an airplane. Very solid and smooth back ... read more [+]and forth movement. It controls volume and other parameters very smoothly. I would give it five stars if the parameter control were more even; meaning the the first half of the pedal travel downwards has less of an effect on the parameter than the last half of the pedal's travel. The taper switch helps but I guess nothing is perfect. close [-]
December 21, 2011 Music Background: Hobbyist So far so good
by MK from MI
I was surprised how big this pedal is, but that's good for max control. I find myself using this pedal constantly, often to get that swelling sound. I almost wish there was a way to put stops in it ... read more [+]for specific volume settings, but that's probably asking too much. I can't imagine not having a volume pedal on your board. close [-]
February 7, 2012 Music Background: Guitarist Great Pedal, but Had issues
by Eric from Florida
I have had this Volume Pedal for a year, and throught that year, it was great. I tried a few other pedals, and this one exceeded them in feel, and usability. It did, however, eventually get a nois... read more [+]y circuit and the kevlar string brake on me. It gets alot of abuse from me though, and has lasted more then my other pedals, so overall its great, gonna get a new one, but its not indestructable. close [-]
January 20, 2008 Music Background: Built like a tank
by Dean Drake from Bellingham, WA USA
I honestly believe this is one pedal that's going to last me forever. It is chunky and heavy and the sound is clean because it apparently has a sealed pot that doesn't let dirt in. This is one pedal... read more [+] that goes with me to all my practices, gigs and recording sessions. The travel is smooth and once you get used to it you can set the volume where you want it on the fly, or "play" it and since it is so heavy it isn't going to travel across the stage when you are rocking it back and forth. close [-]
July 16, 2006 Music Background: Semi-pro musician/recording engineer
Chrystal, McMinnville, TN Also popular
Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume Pedal
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