If you find traditional 25-note pedal claviers heavy and bulky to move about, the Hammond XPK-200GL provides a great alternative, with its "long stick" design. Connect it via MIDI and play the classic Bass Pedal sounds found onboard every modern Hammond. If you wish to use this pedalboard situated below an electric piano/other keyboard or even by itself, connect the XPK-200GL to an appropriate amp and use one of the 5 built-in sounds. Either way, you'll get to the bottom of your bass needs. A mounting bracket for the optional Hammond Swell Pedals [EXP-100f / EXP-50/EXP-50J] is included in the package.

20 Notes with "Long Stick" Design    5 Classic Hammond Bass Pedal Sounds    Wooden Velocity-Sensitive Notes    Standalone Use or Via MIDI    MIDI Merge Function    24-Bit/32 kHz Virtual Analog Sounds    Volume, Voice, Cutoff, Release    Auto Power Off

• 20-note pedalboard with wooden white keys
• Velocity-sensitive notes
• Internal sound generator for standalone use: Electric Organ, Pipe Organ, Synthesizer Bass, Fingered Bass, Upright Bass
• Trigger a sound module or virtual instrument
• Cutoff filter to shape your sound
• Velocity curve sets how notes respond to velocity
• Virtual Analog Sound Generator (monophonic, 24-bit / 32 kHz)
• MIDI Out and MIDI In connections
• MIDI Merge allows MIDI data received to be merged with the MIDI information generated and then outputted
• 1/4" Line out to connect to an amplifier
• Auto Power Off conserves energy
• Powered via AC adapter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much these weight and what’s the measurements

A: The Pedal Board is 42 x 37 x 6" and weighs 55 lbs.

Q: 2. When to use the 'pre' switch on AUX1 and AUX2 in Yamaha MG20XU mixer for singing and what would be the effect please?

A: Nobody answered this for this poor fellow? Those "pre" buttons are to set the sends to PREFADER....in other words you can turn down the gain or volume on the output to main, but the full signal will still continue to the AUX bus.

Q: 3. Do the stated dimensions include the pot, and antenna on the front, and handle on the side, or just the housing?

A: The listed dimensions for the Mackie DL32S 32-Channel Wireless Digital Live Sound Mixer with Built-In Wi-Fi include the pot, antenna on the front and handle on the side. Page 20 in the manual for the Mackie DL32S shows the dimensions both with, and without these components. https://mackie.com/img/file_resources/DL16S_DL32S_OM.pdf

Q: 4. Is this rack mountable ?

A: Yes, the Yamaha MG20XU 20-Input Mixer with Built-In FX & 2-In/2-Out USB Interface is able to be rack mounted. The rackmount kit comes in the box with purchase.

Q: 5. Can you rack mount this?

A: Yes! The DL16S includes the rack ears in the box with the product. It takes up 3 rack spaces.

Q: 6. how long is the EC-5 pedal?

A: About 20 inches

Q: 7. Could matrix mixes be added to this via software update in the future?

A: The Mackie DL16S is a live mixer not a matrix mixer. So it is very unlikely that you will be able to add matrix mixes via the software.

Q: 8. There is Fx in aux section ?

A: Yes. #5 on Page 23 in the manual shows how you can assign and send the internal effects on the Yamaha MG20XU to your aux. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/622736.pdf

Q: 9. Trying to figure out how output #1 through #8 are different than the L & R output?

A: They actually function the same as the rest. Main L/R is routed there by default and the silkscreen is just to help users that keep it set to that remember where to plug in.

Q: 10. Does this pedalboard work with iMac as a midi/usb controller to play VST instruments?

A: It does not. It's only for a Hammond B3.