Sonicake

Vexpress

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● Passive Volume Control/Expression Control 2 functions in 1 Pedal.

● Automatically Detect the Functionality (Volume or EXP Control).

● Working with Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Synthesizer, Workstation, Controller, etc.

● Working without Battery or Pedal Power Supply.

● Lightweight & Comact Design for easy Taking it Anywhere.

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User Manual

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Specifications:
Input impedance (Volume Mode): 100k Ohms
Pot Resistance (Expression Mode): 10k Ohms
Power: DC 9v center negative (not included)
Dimensions: 148.5(D)×65.5(W)×61(H)mm
Weight: 280g

Description:
SONICAKE Expression Pedal Vexpress is a passive volume/expression pedal for those people who think that a full-size, expression pedal may be a little heavy, and simply took too much space on the pedal board.

True analog circuit design combines 2 functions in 1 unit, a passive volume and an expression pedal.

Vexpress can automatically detect and grab the output (EXP or VOL) objective. Smooth taper responds to various parameters with maximum precision. Used as a volume pedal, input jack in, output jack out, as usual. Used as an expression pedal, leave the input jack unconnected, and connect the output jack to the device with a stereo 1/4" cable.

An extremely compact miniature size saves quite some space on your crowded pedal board.

Working without battery or pedal power supply, it can be used in an extensive range with guitar, bass and other musical instruments. Made of hard plastic, lightweight casing, but yet very robust and well-built.

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Brendan B.

It's a very nice small size so it fits really nicely on my pedal train nano. It's very smooth and works exactly as advertised. Nice anti-slip grip as well and the price was amazing.

Robert R.

I love this pedal but I don’t know how to hook it up to make it a wah wah what do you hook the out to and what does the guitar hook up to I have looked online and can’t find anything

Michal K.

It is a market changer - expression pedals aren't expensive anymore. Works well and solid for such a price. One star removed for non-flat bottom surface, which makes it hard to attach to pedalboard with a velcro strap.

Tahoeking

Just what the doctor ordered!! Needed to remove my Morley volume pedal due to room restrictions. This little pedal works well as a replacement. And it fits on my board quite nicely!! The fact that it's passive means one less gadget to have to power up! Sweep range is OK. Could be a bit better distributed across the entire sweep range. This one's a keeper!!

Larry R.

Works great,I got it to use as an attenuator in my effects loop on my tube amp, it's a good deal since passive attenuators cost a bit more.

Jimmie W.

Works well with my bass setup!

Steve L.

Works like a charm as volume pedal. Little bit glitchy as expression pedal. Perfect for a crowded pedalboard.

Dan Dreifort

It's small. It's cheap. It's brown. ...But not in a turd-like manner. It's not like there's a lump of poo on my pedal board; this is much more than that. It's an inexpensive, small, passive potentiometer you control with your foot. You can use it to attenuate (but not boost) your overall volume, or you can use it to control parameters on some pedals. E.g. I've used it to control the EQD Avalanche Run. This gets five stars not because it's "the best" of the four expression pedals I have, but because it's the best value in a passive volume/expression pedal. I don't expect this to stand up to years of abuse, but I don't plan to abuse it, so it might very well last my lifetime, unless modern science catches up to the challenges of entropy, gravity, and their increasingly annoying effects on my creaky-ass body, making me live an absurdly long time. ...But I digress. This pedal is almost identical to another one I have. It's orange, made by Valeton, which I found out is made by the same company as Sonicake, hence the similarities. The other two pedals I have are more expensive: The DOD mini expression pedal, which feels better to the feet and seems more durable, despite its internal plastic gears, and the full-sized Moog expression pedal. The latter two have more expression pedal options, but both lack native volume control. ...So the Sonicake and Valeton have a leg up in that regard. So, that's why this is a five star pedal. BROWN!

George U.

I have small feet, I wear a size 8 shoe, I had high hopes for this pedal, but it is just too small, and the throw is too short to get it exactly where I wanted it. If I didn��t get my foot in just the right spot, sometimes I couldn��t get it to move at all. Another problem I had was that when I took my foot off the pedal the volume level would change from where I wanted to leave it. Very frustrating. I got this to replace an Ernie Ball Jr. Volume pedal, because I was having trouble adjusting the strings mechanism correctly, I guess I will have to go back to that. Perhaps I will take it to a shop somewhere and have it done. It seems way harder than the YouTube videos make it look. It��s too bad because I loved the little guy right out the box. The graphics, and build quality are excellent. Perhaps if I wasn��t so used to the other pedal, I could have made it work.

The Shepherd's House

Just received it today. Tried to set it up with the Zoom G5n and had issues at first. Didn't know that it only works with a speaker cable. I was just about to give up but figured it out. Hopefully this will help someone else. Pedal does the job. It's pretty tiny. Definitely smaller than I thought. But the size is great for packing it away and travel. Have not used it live yet, just for practice, but is works well.