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Join Date: Sep 2007
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I need an expressionpedal for my Hammond XB-1 organ.
But buying a Roland EV-7 expression pedal is quite expensive. Instead my idea is to buy a cheaper pedal to get the housing, and then modify it electrically to suit my organ. As far as I know most inputs for expression pedal, only needs a potentiometer. So the concern most lie how much current the inputvoltage source can deliver. Does someone know what size (ohms) the potentiometer is inside a Roland EV-7, or better - what the desired potmeter should be for an expreesionpedal for a Hammond XB-1 ? Cheers Texasflood_dk |
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