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Name: Bespeco VM 12 Volume Pedal
Brand: Bespeco
SKU: 781
Price: 28.70 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.10 (14 reviews)

The Bespeco VM 12 is a passive volume control pedal. As a passive device, it does not require external power or a power supply to function. It operates by adjusting the volume of your audio signal without the need for additional power. You can simply connect it between your instrument or audio source and your amplifier or audio interface, and it will work without the need for batteries or external power sources.Passive volume control pedals like the Bespeco VM 12 are convenient because they are straightforward to use and don't add any additional power requirements to your setup. Just plug it in, and it should work as intended for adjusting the volume of your audio signal.

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Bespeco VM 12 Volume Pedal

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Brand: Bespeco

Product code: 781

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Bespeco VM 12 Volume Pedal

4,1/5

14 x rated

Brand: Bespeco

Product code: 781

€28.70

€30.40

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Bespeco VM 12 Volume Pedal

€28.70

€30.40

Mono volume pedal for electric guitar or keyboards that provides jack mono in/out sockets, and two-cable connection between pedal, guitar and amplifier. One cable links the pedal input to the guitar output (or any other instrument with mono output) and the other links the pedal output to the amplifier’s input. Impedance: 100 kOhm.

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Bespeco VM 12 Volume Pedal

Тype: Volume Pedal

Volume Pedal is a control pedal that allows smooth real-time adjustment of an instrument’s volume. It enables silent fades, dramatic swells, or complete muting without using your hands. It’s often used for expressive dynamic transitions, ambient effects, or as a volume control tool within the signal chain.