Electro-Harmonix doubles up with affordable Dual Expression Pedal
Control two devices with one treadle

Barely a week since it announced its own Expression Pedal, Electro-Harmonix has unveiled the Dual Expression Pedal, which - you guessed it - allows players to control more than one device at a time.
Each expression output has independent range and reverse plus a polarity switch to ensure compatibility with most types of gear.
The DEP is built using EHX’s advanced polymer construction, which promises road-worthy construction with a light weight - handy for heavily laden pedalboards.
EHX’s Dual Expression Pedal is available now for $72.70 (approx £55/€62). See Electro-Harmonix for more info - and check out that awesome EHX scratchplate in the demo video above: we want one.
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