Top 10 best-selling Volume & Expression Pedals

Clavia Nord has launched expression pedals on the market: the EP-30 and the EP-15. These are basically the exact same pedals, except for one detail: the pedal's travel. They are 30 and 15 degrees respectively.

The Mono Volume pedal is a unique, active foot pedal in looks, feel and sound. It encapsulates Lehle's renowned superior audio quality and the Hall sensor delivers ultimate control at any volume level.

The Mono Volume 90 from Lehle is a unique active foot pedal in terms of looks, feel and sound. Famed audio quality combined with a Hall sensor, boost function and adjustable min/max limits provide ultimate volume control.

Add the solid EXP-100F pedal to your Hammond set up and upgrade your organ playing with the detailed expression provided by a large foot-plate and adjustable kick-switch.

A solid three-in-one solve for any pedalboard, the Hotone Soul Press II can serve as a wah pedal, a volume pedal or even an expression pedal.

Specifically for smaller pedalboards, Dunlop took the DVP3 volume/expression pedal for electric guitar and cut it in half to create the DVP4 Volume (X) Mini.

The Yamaha FC7 is an expression pedal for synthesizers, pianos and keyboards. Among others, it is compatible with Yamaha keyboards and DG-series amps, and can be used to control the volume and add expression.

You can use the EV-5 volume pedal perfectly as additional pedal for the Roland/Boss guitar multi effects and of course as expression pedal for key instruments.

The first to introduce the next step when it comes to expression pedals, Boss present the EV-1-WL: the first wireless MIDI expression pedal in the world. Out-of-the-box compatibility with lots of Boss and Roland gear guaranteed!

The Boss FV-50L is a low-impedance stereo volume pedal that can be used for various purposes, in combination with keyboards and stereo effects.