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04.02.05, 10:00 AM
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volume pedal question.
hey, i'm new here. I have a question about volume pedals. Some volume pedals (Ernie Ball) have models for active and passive instruments. Which do I need for my electric guitar? it will be on my pedal board. And, do i need a different one for my acoustic? Thanks.
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04.02.05, 10:09 AM
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most guitars just need a passive volume pedal, but if you have active pickups in your guitar (battery powered) then you probably need a volume pedal for active instruments.
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04.02.05, 10:10 AM
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04.02.05, 10:13 AM
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you could use a passive volume pedal for that. The battery in acoustic/electrics usually just powers the onboard EQ, so the pickups are still passive.
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All recorded works Myspace Purevolume Pedalboard (5-6-07) If anyone is interested in ambient soundscapes and would like to get ahold of a copy of my CD just hit me up on AIM/MSN or PM.
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04.02.05, 10:15 AM
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