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Description

Legendary Morley feel in an expression pedal.

Passive Voltage controller suitable for use with any device that has voltage control or expression pedal feature. Uses one TRS Stereo 1/4" cable (not included) to hook to device. Cold-rolled steel housing and two-year warranty. This CV pedal delivers a supply of voltage that is steady across the travel of the pedal, and features Morley's legendary wah chassis, a much smoother and more judiciously distributed response curve than most of their competition.

Product specs

Brand Morley
Model M2VC M2 Passive Expression Pedal
Finish Black
Year 2010s
Made In United States
Categories Controller, Expression and Volume Pedals

FAQs

Is the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal suitable for both guitar and bass?

Yes, the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal is designed to work with both guitar and bass, offering smooth and responsive control over your effects parameters.

Does the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal require a power supply?

No, the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal is 100% passive and does not require any power supply, making it convenient and easy to integrate into your pedalboard setup.

How does the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal connect to my effects pedal?

The Morley M2 connects using a standard TRS cable, allowing you to control various parameters on compatible effects pedals that accept expression inputs.

Can the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal be used with any effects pedal?

The Morley M2 is compatible with most effects pedals that have an expression input, but it's always best to check the specific requirements of your pedal to ensure compatibility.

What is the build quality of the Morley M2 Passive Expression Pedal like?

The Morley M2 is built with a durable metal chassis, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of live performance and regular use in a variety of settings.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Morley M2 Passive Expression Guitar Effects Pedal.

Features and functionality

  • The Gen2 M2 is passive and doesn't need power, unlike Gen1, which requires power and uses an optical system with a sudden volume jump.

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  • The M2 is believed to use traditional pots, which some users argue may lead to quicker wear and tear compared to optical systems.

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Comparisons

  • The M2 Mini Expression pedal is noted for being well-built and smooth, contrasting with the sudden volume increase found in the Boss FV30 and the Gen1 Morley Mini Volume.

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  • The Dunlop mini volume pedal is noted to be smoother than the classic audio volume roller but less smooth than the VP Jr, with the latter having a more favorable linear taper.

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Build quality

  • Users appreciate the M2's compact size that still feels substantial underfoot, addressing concerns with footprint and usability.

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  • The Dunlop mini volume pedals have a strong rubber odor upon arrival, although they are constructed with the same materials as their full-sized counterparts.

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Use cases and applications

  • For users performing fast volume swells, the M2's gradual sweep might be ideal, though slower swells could still reveal subtle transition issues.

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  • The AMT pedal is criticized for its inadequate sweep size, making it less ideal for users looking for extensive volume control.

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User experience

  • Users report that the Dunlop mini volume pedal requires using a right-angle cable for optimal board placement due to its top-mounted inputs.

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M2 Expression Pedal by Morley can be seen in this picture of Daniel Fox's pedalboard from GB's practice space

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