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Boss FV 300H Volume Pedal

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The FV-300H works as a true stereo volume pedal for guitar and bass. The FV-300L is also a true stereo volume pedal, but it is designed for line output levels from a keyboard, line mixer, effects processors, or the effects loop of a guitar amp. The FV-300L can also be combined with a 1/4" stereo cable for use as an expression pedal.

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The FV-300H lacks built-in panning capability, limiting its use for signal splitting directly from the pedal.
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The pedal's tuner output bypasses the volume control, which can be unintuitive for users wanting to use it for splitting signals.
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Purchased used on eBay for $12, suggesting it's possible to find this pedal at a low cost, but functionality may vary.
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Use cases and applications

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Users attempting to split a single input into dual outputs for separate signal paths may need additional equipment, as the pedal does not natively support this setup.
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Without a dedicated splitter, users may experience challenges in achieving a clean and dirty rig split from a single input through this pedal.
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Jonny Greenwood

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Radiohead

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Jonny Greenwood can be seen using the Boss FV 300H Volume Pedal in this photo.

Matthew Bellamy

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Muse

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Can be seen on Matt's origin of symmetry Pedalboard

Adrian Belew

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Nine Inch Nails

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Adrian uses a Boss FV 300H volume pedal, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

Nick McCabe

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The Verve

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Nick McCabe uses the Boss FV 300H Volume Pedal in his live performances to control the guitar's volume. In this studio image can be seen where the pedal is after the wah and phase.

Rich Robinson

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The Black Crowes

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Late 90s Boss FV-300H volume pedal. This is the H version, which is high-impedance. You can connect a guitar or bass directly to it without a buffer, if you want. Audio taper sweep. 2-in/2-out stereo operation plus a tuner output. Goes to full silent at heel-down, no noise or scratchiness in the pot.

Scott Henderson

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Tribal Tech

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"I used the FV-300 for 15 or 20 years, and it’s a great pedal. The FV-500L is even better than the 300 — it’s a big improvement. One of the things that I noticed was that it sounds better — the tone sounds fuller. The other thing is that the adjustment, the feel of the pedal is way more accurate."