M-Audio EX-P Expression Pedal Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this pedal along with an Axiom 61 keyboard. The Axiom had to go back to M-Audio within a couple of weeks because certain keys were putting out full velocity at all times.
The pedal lasted a little longer, but eventually failed - during a gig. I opened it to see if a repair was possible. The pedal is generally well designed for a product at this price point, with one major weakness: The linkage between the treadle and potentiometer is made of flimsy plastic that is destined to fail under even the most optimistic conditions.
This is planned obsolescence of the worst sort. Because my pedal was (just) out of warranty, and M-Audio doesn't stock parts for it, I was told that "it would be most cost-effective for you to just buy another pedal". Ha....fat chance, lesson learned. Bought a Boss FV500L, never looked back. The Boss will probably outlive me.

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Feel the need to express yourself fully? M-Audio's EX-P expression controller pedal works with all M-Audio MIDI controllers that have an expression pedal input. A built-in polarity switch insures compatibility with most other brands of controllers and keyboards. Use the EX-P to control any assignable variable MIDI controller value including volume, modulation, panning, filter sweep and more. Durable molded construction with integral cable.
EX-P Features
Polarity switch
Hardwired 1/4-inch cable
Molded construction

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Line 6 EX-1 Review

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(More customer reviews)My first Line 6 products were the Flextone II Plus amplifier and FloorBoard foot switch. There were only four things I felt the absence of from that set-up, phaser, stereo/ping-pong delay, pitch shifter and onboard, dedicated compressor. I resolved that I'd someday get another Line 6 unit that would include those features, and the POD XT Live was it. But, it was still incomplete with only one expression pedal to control volume, effects, amplitude, reverb, etc.
The EX-1 is so simple. If you don't alter the programming in the POD XT, the EX just functions as a volume pedal by default, leaving the onboard expression pedal to work as a wah wah pedal. But, I'm using the EX on several presets to control Leslie speed, synth waveform and filter cutoff. I hope to utilize its other capabilities down the line. Something I recommend to anybody with a POD XT/XT Live, or one of Line 6' foot pedal emulators.

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This expression pedal is designed for the Stomp Box Modelers and AX2. For the Stomp Box Modelers, the expression pedal allows you to morph smoothly between any two settings of a model. For the AX2, this pedal can be used for wah or volume. Includes 1/4 inch jack and 1/4 inch connecting cable. Can also be used with any other 1/4 inch cable for longer cable runs. Black plastic, with embossed Line 6 logo. Includes 1/4 inch connecting cable.

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