1970s/1980s

Ernie Ball 6165 Stereo Volume/Pan Pedal

Great condition…needs a little clean up (clear the dust/compressed air kinda thing)


It is a versatile pedal housed in aircraft-grade aluminum, designed to function as both an AB selector switch and a volume control


The pedal features two distinct input/output configurations depending on the instruments used:


Mono Mode: Connect a mono instrument to Input A. The signal can be sent to Stereo Out through both A and B jacks


Stereo Mode: Connect a stereo instrument to both Input A and B. This provides a Stereo Out through the A and B jacks


Controls and Features

Foot Side Switch: This switch allows you to toggle between PAN or VOLUME modes at any point during the pedal's travel.

Min-Vol Preset Knob: When in volume mode, turning this knob fully counterclockwise provides standard volume pedal operation. You can adjust this knob to preset the volume level when the pedal is in the "HEEL DOWN" position


Pan Mode: In PAN mode, keeping the knob fully counterclockwise ensures equal panning. To achieve unequal panning, you can adjust the knob to your preference.


Technical Specifications

Jacks: The "A" jacks are mono, while the "B" jacks are designed for stereo signals.


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Listed6 months ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • P0-6165 500K Stereo Volume/Pan Pedal
Finish
  • Silver
Categories
Year
  • 1970s/80s

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