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View Poll Results: Which cheap expression pedal would you go with?
Behringer FCV100 1 3.23%
Moog EP-2 21 67.74%
M Audio EP-X 3 9.68%
Other---please state below your cheapest viable option 6 19.35%
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Old 01-17-2013, 11:52 AM
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cheap expression pedal options

Okay, I've done some searching and didn't feel like resurrecting any zombie threads...I'm looking for a cheap but useable expression pedal to use with an Eventide Pitchfactor and a Boss GT-10B.

I've found three in the $30-40 range that seem like they should work, but I'm not sure which one to go with, if any. I'm looking for opinions:

Behringer FCV100
Moog EP-2
M Audio EP-X
None of these---please list below the cheapest option you would go with
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Old 01-17-2013, 12:09 PM
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I'm in the exact same boat! I'll be waiting for some responses.
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Old 01-17-2013, 03:08 PM
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Have to love the person who voted "I'll explain below"...and then didn't.
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Roland EV5 would be my choice. The price is a little bit higher but its worth it. I bought two used ones for my M9 for 60 Euro (~70$?) and they work great!
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Another vote for the EV5
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Yup, EV-5 here too.
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Old 01-17-2013, 04:04 PM
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+1 for the Roland
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Old 01-17-2013, 07:49 PM
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Proel PVP 16L, $15, been using it for 5 months with my Boss AW-3, works like it should
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I have the Moog. It does its job.
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The ep-2 does the job fine but I did like the feel of the roland ev5 when I had it.
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Have the moog. Tried the EP-2 also, and liked the feel more but it's more pricey. The moog is cheaper and I'm pretty sure it has a small foortrint for an expression pedal if that matters. The moog is also plastic, but has a really nice, heavy base.

Also liked the yamaha exp pedal, but again, the moog has a smaller footprint and that factored in
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I'm a little confused---the EP-2 is a Moog, isn't it? Are you talking about a different Moog?

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Have the moog. Tried the EP-2 also, and liked the feel more but it's more pricey. The moog is cheaper and I'm pretty sure it has a small foortrint for an expression pedal if that matters. The moog is also plastic, but has a really nice, heavy base.

Also liked the yamaha exp pedal, but again, the moog has a smaller footprint and that factored in
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Another for Roland EV5
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MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!

EV5 works well when it works. I sold mine and bought the moog because the roland didn't always work with non-boss pedals. So far, the moog has worked with everything, including homebuilt stuff.
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yamaha fc7 or moog ep2
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