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I believe the resistance needs to be within the 0 - 10K ohm range. I was lucky with the Kawai pedal in that it was in that range, it was just wired to a stereo plug. You can easily find out by hooking up an ohm meter and getting a reading when the pedal is at the heel-down (you want 0 ohms) and toe-down positions (10K ohm). Now, it seems plausible to me that a pedal that didn't go all the way to 10K might work -- and I highly doubt it would damage anything. You'd have to try it out to make sure.... D7 --- Steve Lawson <steve@steve-lawson.co.uk> wrote: > > Last night I adapted a Kawai expression pedal to > > work with my DL-4. The Line 6 pedals want a mono > > plug hooked up to a 10K pot. The Kawai (and some > > other expression pedals) use a stereo plug and wire > > the plug up so that the usual variable resistance > > from the pot goes across the sleeve and ring of > > the plug (the Line 6 needs it on the sleeve and > > tip). I wired in a little switch to go from > > the normal wiring, to one that is compatible with > > the Line 6. Seems to me that a technically inclined > > person could "repurpose" a Crybaby for use as an > > expression pedal, assuming you can find a 10K wah pot.... > > OK, so will this work with any stereo expression pedal? What would >happen if > the impedance was wrong? If I buy a Roland or > Technics stereo pedal, chop off the stereo plug and attach a mono one in >the > way described above, with that work? I'm not > massively into the idea of spending $$ on a Line 6 pedal, and the Boss EV > thingie is even more! > > Steve > web-site - www.steve-lawson.co.uk > e-mail - steve@steve-lawson.co.uk > mailing list - steve-lawson-subscribe@listbot.com (send a blank e-mail to > this address) > > "Nothing worth having comes without some kind of fight, > You've got to kick at the darkness till it bleeds daylight" > - Bruce Cockburn > ===== Dumeril7 dumeril7@SPAMBEGONEyahoo.com Anti-spam measures in place -- remove "SPAMBEGONE" from my e-mail address if you want to use it.... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/