Hotone Ampero Press

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Hotone Ampero Press

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Ampero Press

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Product Info

Article Number: 521742
Brand: Hotone
Model: Ampero Press
Price: $75.90

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The Ampero Press is a clever little pedal, especially if you're already in the Hotone ecosystem or want a budget-friendly way to add expression control. It's great for players who want simple volume swells or basic expression effects without breaking the bank, but don’t expect high-end features.

Product Description

  • Hotone Ampero Press
  • Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar
  • Passive 2-in-1 volume / expression pedal
  • Suitable for controlling multi-effects of the Ampero series and many other effect devices
  • Potentiometer resistance Volume: 100 kOhm
  • Potentiometer resistance Expression: 10 kOhm
  • LED: Effect On
  • Input: 6.3 mm jack
  • Output: 6.3 mm jack
  • EXP output: 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 81 x 162 x 51 mm
  • Weight: 430 g
PROS
  • • Dual functionality saves pedalboard space and reduces cabling complexity.
  • • The 100k volume pot offers a smooth, predictable taper for volume swells.
  • • EXP output allows for integration with more complex expression-controlled effects.
  • • Solid construction feels reliable for gigging, despite the budget-friendly price.
CONS
  • • EXP output is mono, limiting stereo expression control possibilities.
  • • The plastic enclosure feels somewhat less robust than higher-end metal alternatives.
  • • Passive design means no buffered output, potentially losing signal strength over long cable runs.

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Key Features

Type Passive 2-in-1 Volume/Expression Pedal
Taper Linear (Volume) / Exponential (Expression)
Minimum Volume Near Silent (depending on guitar and amp)
Connections 6.3mm Mono Input, 6.3mm Mono Output, 6.3mm Stereo EXP Output
Build Material ABS Plastic Enclosure, Metal Potentiometers
Weight 430g

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Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! The EXP output is standard, but you'll need a pedal that accepts an expression input. The volume control works with any standard guitar setup.
The volume pot provides a standard linear resistance for volume swells, while the expression pot offers an exponential taper for more dynamic control of effects like wah or tremolo.
Being a passive pedal, it shouldn't significantly alter your tone, but long cable runs could introduce some signal loss. A buffer pedal might be beneficial in those situations.

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