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.

Loaded with renowned audio quality and a Hall sensor, the Lehle Stereo Volume is a unique, active pedal in looks, feel and sound, and comes with two inputs and two outputs for dependable stereo sound.

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.

Following a worthwhile stretch of R&D, Lehle are happy to present the Mono Volume S: a superior volume pedal that's half the weight and almost half the size of Lehle's original Mono Volume pedal.

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.

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.

Already got a Hotone Ampere II Stage multi-FX pedal? Make the most of it with the Ampero Press II 2-in-1 volume/expression pedal.

The Boss FV-50H is a high-impedance stereo volume pedal that can be used for many purposes. It's great for guitars and guitar effects, for instance.

The result of a tight collaboration between Cory Wong and Hotone, the Wong Press pedal features a custom volume curve, adjustable wah Q-range and a clear set of indicators. Above all, this stomper is a solid four-in-one.