Dunlop XPKP Expression Pedal for Kemper Amps & Pedals

£169.00

This is a New Dunlop XPKP Expression Pedal for Kemper Amps & Pedals from Jim Dunlop its found in our Expression Pedals on the Just Pedals menu. Read More below.

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The Dunlop XPKP Expression Pedal is purpose built to get the very best out of your Kemper Profiler amps and pedals. Voiced to match the Kemper response curve, it delivers a smooth, precise sweep from heel to toe so you can control volume, wah, pitch, morphing and more with total confidence on stage or in the studio. With accurate tracking across the full range and an integrated toe switch for engaging and disengaging on and off style effects, this pedal lets you perform fluid, expressive moves without menu diving or extra footswitches. A rugged all metal rocker and base keep it solid underfoot, while simple dual cable connectivity makes it easy to drop straight into your Kemper rig. Perfectly Matched to Kemper Profilers The XPKP is designed specifically to complement the way Kemper Profilers respond to expression control. That means the taper feels natural under your foot, with no dead spots or sudden jumps in value, so swells, filter sweeps and morph transitions feel musical and predictable every time. Smooth, Accurate Sweep From heel to toe, the pedal travel is exceptionally smooth, with precise tracking that translates every tiny movement into a usable change in your sound. Whether you are riding volume between phrases or fine tuning a delay mix, you get detailed control that helps your effects sit perfectly in the mix. Integrated Toe Switch An onboard toe switch lets you turn on and off style effects directly from the pedal, ideal for wah, pitch or morph functions that you want to kick in and out on the fly. This keeps your board tidy and your footwork simple, as you no longer need a separate switch to activate the effect you are controlling. Road Ready All Metal Construction The XPKP features a solid metal rocker and base for long term reliability under heavy use. Built to handle regular gigging, rehearsals and touring, it stays stable on the floor and inspires confidence every time you step on it. Key Features Optimised for Kemper Profilers – Tailored to the Kemper response, this pedal delivers a natural, musical taper that makes morphing, volume and effect control feel intuitive and consistent across all your profiles. Smooth Heel to Toe Action – The refined mechanical sweep offers fluid movement and accurate tracking, giving you precise control over subtle swells, dramatic sweeps and everything in between. Built in Toe Switch – Engage and disengage on and off effects directly from the pedal, streamlining your setup and allowing quick, expressive changes without reaching for extra footswitches. Durable All Metal Design – A robust metal rocker and base provide long lasting performance and stability, making the XPKP a dependable part of your Kemper rig on stage and in the studio. SpecificationsGeneral Product: Dunlop XPKP Expression Pedal Compatibility: Kemper Profiler amps and pedals Function: Expression control with integrated toe switch Construction Rocker: All metal Base: All metal Connectivity Cables Required: 1 x TRS cable, 1 x standard instrument cable

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Jim Dunlop

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Expression Pedals

An expression pedal converts foot movement into a control signal rather than processing audio directly. It can sweep parameters such as delay time, modulation depth, pitch or volume on compatible equipment. Potentiometer value, wiring polarity, connector type and minimum-range controls must match the receiving device; some models provide multiple outputs or programmable MIDI control instead of a passive resistance.