Korg - XVP-20
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Korg XVP-20 Volume and expression pedal for keyboard. Solid aluminium construction. 6.3 mm stereo I/O
ARTICLE N° 66215
Presentation
The Korg XVP-20 is an expression and volume pedal with numerous inputs/outputs and a non-slip stand on top.
The Korg XVP-20 expression and volume pedal is an updated and more compact version of the XVP-10, a similar pedal available since 1994.
As well as allowing control over the volume of signals and manipulation of expression on a given parameter, this revised model includes many new features, such as rubberised feet to facilitate a better grip on the floor, smoother internal gears and a black anodised finish.
The Korg XVP-20 expression and volume pedal is an updated and more compact version of the XVP-10, a similar pedal available since 1994.
As well as allowing control over the volume of signals and manipulation of expression on a given parameter, this revised model includes many new features, such as rubberised feet to facilitate a better grip on the floor, smoother internal gears and a black anodised finish.
Other features
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Korg XVP-20
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Volume and expression pedal for keyboard.
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Input impedance: 50K - 100K ohms
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Input sockets: In 1, 2 (mono jack)
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Output sockets: Out 1, 2 (mono jack), EXPRESSION PEDAL (stereo jack)
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Aluminium chassis
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Rubber surface
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Volume control
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Included: 6.35 mm stereo jack cable
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Dimensions: 90 x 268 x 62 mm
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Weight: 1.3 kg
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