Morley Mini Volume Pedal

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The Morley Mini Volume Pedal is your new secret weapon for mastering dynamic control without sacrificing pedalboard space. This compact powerhouse packs the same ultra-smooth audio taper and rugged cold-rolled steel chassis as its iconic predecessor, but in a size that fits seamlessly into even the most jam-packed setups. Whether you're sculpting delicate swells or executing precise level adjustments, this pedal's passive volume operation ensures seamless performance without the hassle of batteries or power adapters.

Designed with the gigging musician in mind, the Morley Mini Volume offers effortless control, allowing you to focus on your performance instead of your gear. Its durable construction means it can handle the rigorous demands of life on the road while delivering consistent, reliable sound night after night. With the Morley Mini Volume, achieving perfect tonal balance has never been easier or more efficient.

Key Features:

Ultra-smooth audio taper for precise volume control
Cold-rolled steel chassis for maximum durability
Compact design ideal for crowded pedalboards
Passive operation eliminates the need for batteries or power adapters

Product specs

Brand	Morley
Model	Mini Volume
Finish	Black
Year	2010s
Made In	United States
Categories	Controller, Expression and Volume Pedals

FAQs

Does the Morley Mini Volume Pedal require a power supply?: No, the Morley Mini Volume Pedal is a passive pedal, which means it does not require a battery or external power supply to operate.
How compact is the Morley Mini Volume Pedal for a pedalboard setup?: The Morley Mini Volume Pedal is designed to be compact, measuring just 6.75" by 4.5", making it ideal for saving space on a crowded pedalboard while still offering precise control.
Is the Morley Mini Volume Pedal suitable for both guitar and bass?: Yes, the Morley Mini Volume Pedal is versatile and can be used with both electric guitars and bass guitars, providing smooth volume control for either instrument.
What material is the Morley Mini Volume Pedal made from?: The Morley Mini Volume Pedal features a durable cold-rolled steel housing, ensuring it can withstand regular use and transport.
Can the Morley Mini Volume Pedal be used for swells and dynamic control?: Yes, the Morley Mini Volume Pedal is excellent for creating volume swells and precise dynamic control, making it a valuable tool for expressive playing techniques.

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PROS

Compact design saves pedalboard space
Durable and sturdy construction
Ideal for fast single note runs
Transparent sound quality
Affordable price point

CONS

Volume sweep isn't smooth, only covers middle third
Feels more like an off/on pedal than linear
Pedal reaction begins too late in motion
Tight feel makes it difficult to use effectively
Noticeable sound quality loss compared to direct amp connection
Squeaks after limited use
Requires internal modification for better sweep

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Morley Mini Volume Pedal cannot be completely bypassed; switching effects requires careful pedal positioning to avoid unexpected volume changes.
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The Gen2 (M2) model is passive, doesn't require power, and likely uses traditional pots, offering a smoother and more gradual sweep compared to the Gen1 optical system model.
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The glow-in-the-dark graphics on the Morley Mini Wah add a surprising visual element that enhances usability in dimly lit environments.
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Mods and upgrades

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Adjusting the internal LED allows for tuning the wah sound/sweep to personal preference.
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Setup and maintenance

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Tech support can assist with modifying resistors to prevent distortion from loud input signals.
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Comparisons

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Hotone Soul Press offers a similar mini wah/volume/expression experience with easier availability and potentially smoother volume sweep.
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Users report that the Boss FV30, while small and durable, suffers from a sudden volume increase in its sweep, unlike the smoother M2 Mini Volume.
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Users find the switchless operation of Morley wahs more appealing compared to Crybaby models, as it allows for seamless engagement of the wah effect.
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Users find Morley’s wah sound distinct from Crybaby, but still recommendable alongside models like Crybaby Mini and VOX v848.
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An owner of the M2 Mini Expression pedal praises its well-built structure, ideal size, and comfortable feel underfoot, indicating satisfaction with its ergonomic design.
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Owners appreciate the switchless design, describing it as intuitive and ideal for using the wah as a manual filter or tone sweep.
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Build quality

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Unlike the Ernie Ball VP Jr, the M2 Mini Volume pedal has no reported string breakage issues, potentially enhancing its reliability for live performances.
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The Morley Mini Wah is favored for its use beyond traditional funk styles, serving well for nuanced tone manipulation and filter effects.
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derrick_j_lugo

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over 5 years ago

Impressive and solid unit at a great price.

So I play a lot of worship most often as a contracted worship musician. Initially this pedal felt like it was going to beat out a lot of others that I've previously owned in terms of feel, sweep, durability and size. Used it live a few times and quickly realized it has a couple of flaws. The sweeps aren't nearly as smooth as other VP pedals I've tried, it sweeps really quick and it took me a little while to find that sweet spot. Additionally after three worship sets the pedal started to squeak like rust had built up suddenly on the pedal. I don't for the life of ne know what happened since when it's not in play the pedal sits in my home studio. Outside of those gripes the pedal does function just fine. It works, it's cheap and small. Maybe I'm the odd guy out but to me this pedal still needs a little more tlc to become Great.

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