Studiologic VP-27
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Studiologic
VP-27
Product Info
Article Number:
426263
Brand:
Studiologic
Model:
VP-27
Category:
Volume/Expression Pedals
Price:
$53.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Studiologic VP-27 is a surprisingly capable volume/expression pedal for the price. Its balanced output is a real plus for cleaner signal chains, and the robust axle feels like it'll handle regular use. Ideal for keyboardists or guitarists needing a basic, affordable expression control without frills.
Product Description
Studiologic VP-27, Volume / Expression pedal, TRS plug (balanced, 6.3 mm jack), Resistance in expresson mode: 10 kOhm
PROS
- • Solid, dependable construction for gigging reliability.
- • Balanced TRS output minimizes noise and signal loss.
- • Simple, straightforward design avoids unnecessary complexity.
- • Lightweight and compact; easy to transport and integrate.
CONS
- • Plastic construction feels budget-oriented, not premium.
- • Limited taper options restrict expressive control.
- • Basic functionality lacks advanced features like pedal stop adjustment.
Product Video
Key Features
Type
Volume/Expression
Taper
Linear
Minimum Volume
Near Silent
Connections
TRS 6.3 mm jack
Build Material
ABS Plastic with Steel Axle
Weight
1.2 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the minimum volume is quite low, minimizing unwanted noise when the pedal isn't actively being used.
While designed for TRS, it will function with a mono cable, but you'll lose the balanced signal benefit and potentially introduce more noise.
The linear taper won't provide the classic wah sweep; it’ll offer a more gradual, even volume change, which is better suited for volume swells and expression control.
