Boss FV-500L Stereo Low-Impedance Volume Pedal

Description

The BOSS FV-500L is a Tank-Tough Pedal Designed to Meet Even the Most Demanding Needs

For 14 years, the famous BOSS FV-300 served as an industry-standard volume pedal. The tradition continued with the FV-50 series, but today the bar has been raised with BOSS’s FV-500H (mono, high-impedance, inst. level) and FV-500L (stereo, low-impedance) pedals. These tank-tough diecast pedals are designed to meet the needs of the most demanding customers. The pedals offer a new stylish design, a road-tough build, and a comfortable, smooth action. Both models also provide an Expression output for use with expression-compatible amps, effects, and even synthesizers.

• Stereo, low-impedance
• Heavy-duty aluminum die casting body
• Ultra-smooth pedal movement for the utmost in comfort and control
• Pedal rubber is for comfortable play and non-slip action
• Expression pedal function
• Convenient tuner-output jack
• Adjustable pedal feel (torque)

SPECIFICATIONS

• Control: MINIMUM VOLUME knob
• Connectors: INPUT jack 1, 2, OUTPUT jack 1, 2, EXP (Expression) jack, TUNER OUT jack
• Dimensions (D x W x H): 11.4 x 4.4 x 2.9 inches / 289 x 110 x 72 mm
• Weight: 3.6 lb / 1.6 kg

Manufacturer:Boss
Model:FV-500L
SKU:I166541-N-0-WHXA
UPC: 761294400302

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