Clavia Nord EP-15
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Clavia Nord
EP-15
Product Info
Article Number:
618619
Brand:
Clavia Nord
Model:
EP-15
Category:
Volume/Expression Pedals
Price:
$218.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Nord EP-15 is a solid, dependable expression pedal built like a tank. It's perfect for Nord organ and piano players wanting precise dynamic control, or anyone needing a robust pedal for effects swells. The adjustable resistance is a nice touch, making it comfortable for a wide range of playing styles.
Product Description
- Clavia Nord EP-15
- Expression Pedal
- 15-degree throw
- Adjustable pedal resistance
- Robust steel construction
- Rubber surface for optimal grip
- Fixed cable with 6.3 mm TRS jack plug
PROS
- • Robust steel construction ensures lasting durability and stability.
- • Rubber surface provides excellent grip, even with sweaty feet.
- • 15-degree throw offers a noticeable and controllable dynamic range.
- • Adjustable pedal resistance caters to various playing styles and preferences.
CONS
- • Fixed TRS cable limits placement flexibility and potential for damage.
- • Limited to expression control; lacks built-in volume or wah functionality.
- • Nord's premium-priced ecosystem can make it less accessible for budget-conscious players.
Product Video
Key Features
Type
Expression Pedal
Taper
Linear
Minimum Volume
0 dB
Connections
6.3 mm TRS
Build Material
Steel and Rubber
Weight
2.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 15-degree throw provides a good balance; it's usable for subtle swells but excels at more pronounced dynamic shifts.
While technically possible, the cable is soldered directly to the pedal, making replacement difficult and potentially voiding any warranty.
It’s a simple tensioning mechanism, allowing you to tighten or loosen the spring for a lighter or heavier feel, offering a noticeable difference in pedal travel.
