Meinl Percussion Trigger Pedal

£82.95

This is a New Meinl Percussion Trigger Pedal from Meinl, listed in Pedal Switchers on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The Meinl Percussion Trigger Pedal is a must-have accessory for any musician looking to incorporate unique effects into their music. This pedal seamlessly connects to your sound module allowing you to effortlessly transmit sounds and create a truly immersive musical experience. With its pedal-activated trigger this percussion pedal offers a hands-free solution to enhance your performances. Gone are the days of reaching for buttons or knobs – simply connect the pedal to your module with a quarter-inch cable (not included) and let your creativity flow. The Meinl Percussion Trigger Pedal is designed with a sturdy steel pedal plate and a weighted body ensuring a smooth and stable feel under your foot. This durability guarantees that the pedal can withstand even the most energetic performances making it an ideal choice for multi-instrumentalists. Not only does this trigger pedal provide a hassle-free way to incorporate effects into your music but it also features a touch-sensitive pedal allowing for precision control over dynamics and expression. Please Note: Sound Module required for operation. Sold Separately.

Brand

Meinl

In the current JustPedals catalogue, Meinl is represented by Wah & Filter Pedals, Acoustic Effects Pedals and Pedal Switchers. Current listings include Effects, Pedal Mount PM1 and Analog Stomp Box. That makes the range relevant to players looking for pedalboard infrastructure and control, plus acoustic instrument signal shaping. Check each model for its exact circuit or processing platform, controls, power requirements and connections, particularly where the catalogue includes both pedals and supporting gear.

Category

Pedal Switchers

A pedal switcher routes effects through independently controlled loops so several pedals can be engaged, bypassed or reordered from one set of footswitches. Simple loop strips shorten the live signal path; programmable systems store combinations as presets and may send MIDI commands or change amplifier channels. Loop count, buffer placement, stereo support, spillover and routing flexibility define the system.