? about stereo volume pedal

Mark Krutke · Post by **Mark Krutke** » 10 Jul 2001 2:43 am

Does anyone know where I could get a stereo volume pedal that has 2 "in's" and 2 "outs"?

Jack Stoner · Post by **Jack Stoner** » 10 Jul 2001 4:14 am

Goodrich used to make one. Don't know if they still do.

Jim Smith · Post by **Jim Smith** » 10 Jul 2001 5:04 am

Franklin does or did too.

Bill Crook · Post by **Bill Crook** » 10 Jul 2001 5:24 am

Why ?????

Mark Krutke · Post by **Mark Krutke** » 10 Jul 2001 2:48 pm

The reason I would like 2 separate inputs is because I have a Don Lace Dobro Sensor (pick-up), and a McIntyre "under the spider" pick-up in my Dobro, wired to a stereo jack, and I would like to control the volume of both of these pick-ups at one time. The 2 "out's" would go to the board then, of course. If there's another way it could be done, I'd be interested in any advice. [This message was edited by Mark Krutke on 10 July 2001 at 03:48 PM.]

Michael Holland · Post by **Michael Holland** » 10 Jul 2001 4:52 pm

Ernie Ball Stereo Volume Pan Pedal. Two ins, two outs, great action. You can plug in two amps and pan between 'em. Way cool!

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Mark Krutke · Post by **Mark Krutke** » 11 Jul 2001 3:47 pm

I just had one more question. One most volume pedals I see now days there is one input and two outputs. Is that one input a stereo input (tip, ring, sleeve)?[This message was edited by Mark Krutke on 11 July 2001 at 04:50 PM.]

Jack Stoner · Post by **Jack Stoner** » 12 Jul 2001 2:12 am

No, the one in, two out is not "stereo". It uses the standard mono tip/sleeve 1/4" plugs. Those just give two outputs (just parallel in the case of some Goodrich pedals). They just use one pot.

The "stereo" pedals have two pots (one for each input/output) ganged together.