Nektar Expression Pedal (NX-P) ,Black , pack of 1

So what it's plastic and feels cheap. It's only $20! When the next cheapest pedal costs $60+ what can you complain about? Maybe you can find a better pedal in the used market but $20 is a very hard deal to beat. Musicians tend to get pretentious and begin chasing diminishing returns - this pedal just works. It's light, long cable length and it's plug and play. Sure I wish the cable was removable too, but at this point I'm looking for things to criticize. I am a touring musician and the pedal saw heavy usage during my 8 week tour and at my house for the past 6 months. It's held up despite being tossed around my case through flights and rough drives. Yeah it feels cheap but it just works! And that's more that can be said about some of the more expensive pedals. Don't be fooled by the cheap pricepoint, it just works!

I am using it with my spark tone x controller as a volume control pedal. It works well. The pedal is built pretty well with the exception of how it connects to the pot (it's a plastic connection) it has held up so far but I do not know about the long term. The pedal is a good size and heavy enough not to move around while playing. It feels comfortable and also has a volume control knob to set a limit to how low the signal will cut out. It has a trs cable with lots of length and a polarity switch on the bottom. Only dislike is the trs cable is a permanent connection not swappable.

This is a great expression pedal, especially for the price. I just needed a simple volume pedal for my Fractal modeler. I didn't want anything extravagant or expensive - I just need to be able to lower the volume a little at times. I tried the Yamaha FC7 first, but my Fractal FM9 couldn't calibrate it correctly, so about 80% of the range did nothing to my levels, and only the lower 20% range of the pedal controlled 100% of my volume. So I returned it, and ordered this little guy from Nektar. It calibrated perfectly and works great! I'd highly recommend it if you need something simple and don't want to spend a lot!

What a great expression pedal, for the money you can't beat it. Although it is very light it seems very durable. I have it connected to my XSONIC Xtone Mobile Audio Interface unit, which is connected to my ipad; I am definitely going to use it in a live situation and I see no future issues. The delivery was quicker than expected and I will definitely be ordering from this seller, again.

First I like to mention I have owned several Expression pedals, some in the $100 range and some cheaper, by Yamaha, Boss, M-Audio, Ernie Ball, Line 6, RFX....probably more. These pedals are a necessary evil in that every pedal will work okay with some things and not as well with others. You have to find the right marriage of pedal and gear. Usually, if you stay with the same brand as the gear you wish to control (or the on recommended by the mfg of your instrument or effect) you will have the optimal experience BUT not always! That being said, this is as nice as the nicest I have used. The action is smooth and it feels solid, better than any I have tried up to $100. The attached TRS cable is a bit flimsy but if treated respectfully it should hold up to gigging use. Used a a volume pedal, I find it a smoother sweep with my Katana 100 using Roland GA-FC than the Boss. It just works great. How it holds up will probably have a lot to do with how respectfully I treat it. It’s money well spent IMO. I have also used the NEKTAR run/stop and I think this company offers exceptional value and quality for a very low purchase price.

Worked perfectly out of the box on a Roland VGA-5 guitar amplifier. Plugged into the expression 1/4” jack on the back of the amp and now have control of the wah and volume on the other expression effects. Seems durable and has a long enough cord for use in the guitar room. Price is far less expensive than the BOSS (OEM) pedal.

Plastic, but pretty sturdy ABS. At this price point, it’s completely reasonable. The sweep is even. I use it with an EH Pitchfork pedal and I can do pretty much everything the Whammy pedal does. If you want an expression pedal on the cheap, this is hard to beat at this price.

Picked up 2 of these for my TMP. They were on sale for $20 each, think originally closer to $40. For that price can't beat it. Works great, comes with a cord attached so need to buy anything extra. They are a sturdy plastic, great for a home player like me or a practice rig maybe, but probably would not hold up for anyone gigging with them. Ideally would like they had just a little more resistance in the movement, but it's not sloppy.

Bir sürü pedalda denedim hepsinde çalışıyor, fiyatına göre çok kaliteli duruyor

Nektar Pedal de expresión (NX-P) [ASIN B07CN7STLC], 499pesos : Ya tengo un pedal de la competencia [M-Audio EX-P]. Como actualmente era 150 pesos más caro, elegí el pedal Nektar esta vez. Dado que no se parecen, me facilita de rapidamente reconocer para que cual pedal sirve. Mas grande diferencia: El Nektar es un centimetro menos ancho. Aparte de eso, no veo grandes diferencias, tecnicamente son iguales. El pedal MX-Audio ya tiene 4 años y todavia funciona bien, espero y asumo que el pedal Nektar será igual de bueno.

Great, inexpensive expression pedal works perfectly, if a little light weight (so can move underfoot if not secured). I use it with a StudioLogic Numa2organ as volume control, but also used it as an expression controller with a couple of EarthQuakerDevices pedals. Seems best value for price I've seen.

Es una pasada lo bien que va para lo que vale. Lo uso con el controlador MIDI M-VAVE Chocolate y va genial. La guinda del pastel es que tenga un potenciómetro para regular el rango de barrido, con lo que puedes emular cualquier wah. Como dicen los americanos, este pedal es un « no brainer ».

Nice pedal, feels like decent quality and has a good range. Got it to work easily with BiasFX through my mwave chocolate midi pedal (use the cube suite app on Windows or ios/android, to set values. Can now use the digitech whammy pedal effect ! Pleased I got this over the other marginally more expensive alternatives available locally but I'm sure they work similarly