M-Audio EX-P Expression Pedal

I've been playing guitar for passion from many many years now. Using the foot midi controllers now that interact with computers and laptops softwares for guitar, I needed to have a exp. pedal to try some wah or volume (this do perfectly both), depending on the patch and chain of the effects. I opted for this one looking as one of the best in the selling list. The price also was very reasonable. Very very good! I'm really satisfy with the precision and how great this respond to what is asked for to do on the feet. Yes, don't forget it is plastic so press it carefully. I kept the switch at Others for the connecting. The pot it has allows to find the perfect max. and min. you need. Beyond this, it is a very good build pedal. Rubber on the top makes it feel very comfortable. It has rubber on the back and it never slides on any surface you put it. Honestly I am really surprised. I recommend this to all the guitar players that are looking to purchase a EXP pedal without breaking the bank. Thank You Thomann!

For the price it is okay. And this gives you an opportunity to connect multiple expression pedals at low budget. I never tried to put my hole weight on it and I would not advice that, but it will survive some occasional abuse I guess. Had to re-solder jack over 5 year usage.

Pros:
* Cheap
* Reliable
* Lightweight
* Switch to change 'modes' actually helped me to get desired curve along with the adjusting wheel, that sets the lower limit.

Cons:
* Plastics, that, I think could brake if abused. (It did not yet though :))
* Straight jack and soldered-in wire. (Angled jack could be one's preference and detachable wire would allow to choose wire length and type.)

I needed a pedal to use expression with my katana amp, and this was the cheapest one available. I was torn between this and a smaller, alluminium pedal but the reviews on it stated that the fact it was smaller made it less usable because you cant be very precise with it. This pedal is great as it has a very big footprint and quite long travel. The build is plastic but it feels sturdy - it doesn't twist like you would imagine a plastic box would. The rubber pads are great for grip as well. The only downside is the cable which is permanently connected but it's an inconvenience rather than an issue. The TRS cables available are the same price of the pedal so i dont think its fair to complain. If it broke i would buy another.