Boss FV-50H
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Boss
FV-50H
Product Info
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The FV-50H is a solid, budget-friendly volume pedal, especially handy for stereo rigs or players who need a clean tuner output. Its linear taper isn't ideal for dramatic swells, but it's dependable and compact, making it a great choice for gigging musicians on a budget.
Product Description
- Boss FV-50H
- Stereo Volume Pedal
- High impedance
- For connection before guitar effect pedals
- Tuner output & control for minimum volume
- Input 1 & 2: Two 6.3 mm jacks
- Output 1 & 2: Two 6.3 mm jacks
- Tuner out: 6.3 mm jack
- Sturdy plastic housing
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 86 x 200 x 54 mm
- Weight: 400 g
PROS
- • High impedance input preserves signal clarity and dynamics
- • Dedicated tuner output simplifies signal routing for silent tuning
- • Robust plastic construction withstands gigging environments reliably
- • Compact size minimizes pedalboard real estate usage efficiently
CONS
- • Plastic housing, while durable, lacks the premium feel of metal options
- • Limited taper options restrict expressive volume swells subtly
- • Stereo operation may be overkill for mono guitar setups
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Key Features
Type
Stereo Volume Pedal
Taper
Linear
Minimum Volume
Adjustable, offering near-silent operation
Connections
Two 6.3 mm mono inputs, two 6.3 mm mono outputs, one 6.3 mm tuner output
Build Material
Polycarbonate Plastic
Weight
400 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's very quiet, designed to minimize signal bleed, but a tiny bit of signal might be detectable depending on your amp and other gear.
Absolutely, you can use it with a mono signal – just plug into one input and output. The second input and output remain unused in that configuration.
The linear taper provides a consistent volume change, unlike the more expressive curves of some other pedals, which can make dramatic swells harder to achieve.
