HX Stomp Wah Using Expression Pedal without Switch 

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Thanks so much Eric. At least this way maybe I can help someone else out who had the same problem. I really appreciate all you do for this community.

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So I could use my Ernie ball volume pedal as expression pedal with the HX stomp?

So you can however because volume pedals use 250k or 500k pots and most expression pedals use 10k. sometimes using a volume pedal it can be more sensitive and audio tapper not as smooth but it will still work.

@@brad-guitar-miller813 thanks will try tommorow and see the results .. basically I'll need just for whammy and wah ..let's see I'll post here how it goes

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Thanks love the fact it helped. That wah is great.👍

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It has every effect you could ever need (as well as amp models) since that Marshall you have has an effects loop you can route in and out from the HX stomp and by using just the return into the amp you could turn that Marshall into a 5150 or Fender. You got my number if you have questions.

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@@gabrielmarin5880 hope it helps

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Believe it or not it's the one that came on the unit. It's still there... 😂

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Thanks for watching. Looks like that should work, but I really don't know for sure. The specs on the pedal says 100K which is not a typical volume pedal so it may be very sensitive to changes. If you try it let me know how it works.

If I'm understanding correctly then when you push the toe down, select the wah block to off, that should make it opposite.

yep...I´ve tried it but the reaction is different. Once I set up the milliseconds to disconnect the effect when the toe gets the end it does not work propely....the HX does not recognize the time (I´ve try it even with one second of wait) ...I mean: the pedal disconnect the FX once it gets the end (toe) but with NO WAIT...this way is impossible to control the fx

I´m used to a cry baby dunlop wha...so I want to start the wha sweeping from the toe zone instead of having the expression pedal always angled/open...this way it´s dangerous to me because I can touch the expression pedal interacting with the other pedals and engage the assigned fx to the E.P....thanks for your answer

i'm not sure. i looked but there are no documents for that pedal. Looks like it has a stereo plug (TRS) on it if so you will have to make a cable so that only the sleeve/gnd and most likely the tip are connected. You will need a meter to check to see which one goes from 0 ohms at the heal to most likely 10K at the toe.

Some have a resistor on the wiper arm. If you look for expression pedal schematic you will see various versions. The HX uses 0-10K input. If you get stuck you can open the pedal and take a picture i may be able to help. Or you may be able to email M-audio for a schematic.

Rob, no you would basically have to gut the wah pedal and change out the pot so you would be defeating the purpose of having a standalone wah.

Not really. I could put something together, thanks for the idea ✌️

@@brad-guitar-miller813 I'm subscribed and belled in case you do I would love to be able to maximize the options

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