Behringer FCV100 V2 Volume and Modulation Pedal

£21.99

This is a New Behringer FCV100 V2 Volume and Modulation Pedal from Behringer, listed in Modulation Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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  • Hands-free volume changes for superior expressiveness
  • VCA control guarantees reliability and smooth audio performance
  • Tour-ready robust housing can withstand bumps and knocks
  • LED indicator for low battery means you'll never get caught short

Specification: 

  • Volume control of 1 stereo or 2 individual musical instruments
  • Dedicated modulation function for direct connection to keyboard's modulation control input
  • VCA control for utmost reliability and smooth audio performance
  • Adjustable minimal volume
  • Standard 9 V battery or 12 V DC adapter operation (not included)
  • Battery "low" indicator
  • Ultra-compact, road-suitable housing
  • Designed and engineered in Germany
  • Specifications
  • Product code: FCV100 V2
  • Current consumption: 7 mA
  • Input impedance: 300 Ohm
  • Output impedance: 560 Ohm
  • Resistance of the potentiometer: 50 kOhm
  • Dimensions: 256 x 72 x 125 mm
  • Weight: 1238 g

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Behringer

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Stereo

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