I have had it for three weeks now and have used it on two gigs and at home. When I ordered it, they accidentally canceled my order, and as a result, I got it at a discount. Lucky day.
Compared to the Telonics, it's both shorter and lower profile. I had to add nonslip furniture pads on the bottom and on the top heel to make it comfortable for me. I don't think taller people will have this problem.
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It feels as solidly built as the Telonics, the action is as smooth, and the pedal drag is adjustable.
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Electronically, the sound, to my ears, is identical to the Hilton or the Telonics. I tried the Lehle volume pedal, and it was all treble, so I returned it. I think I'll keep this pedal.
It uses a standard 9 V power supply, which cannot be part of a Daisy chain. It powered up from a 5V phone battery pack, but tech support says the headroom will be compromised. The female power-supply socket is on the front of the pedal and has not been a problem. The input and output sockets are on the side, but in a different order than most volume pedals. I sealed the openings, so I don't get them confused in a dark setting.
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The output is very adjustable, like the Telonics.
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I use the Hilton taper on both. The minimum on adjustment I have set is not zero, but a very small amount of bleed. Working the controls is a little bit finicky, but it's easy once you know the buttons and their response. I do not use the lag adjustment. I have the gain set to unity.
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I have a few gigs upcoming, and I'll let you know if there are any snags. But right now I'm happy with their product.
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