The FV500H from Boss is a both a volume pedal and an expression pedal for use with guitars and basses. When the pedal is plugged in between a guitar and an amplifier (or an input on a recording device), rocking the pedal back and forth will raise and lower the volume of the guitar. If you have an amplifier or an effect that can be controlled by an expression pedal, the FV500H has an output that enables it to be used as an expression pedal.

The construction of the FV500H is very strong. It was built to be stepped on over and over again. It features rubber grips that help to keep your feet from slipping off, and make for a more comfortable playing experience. You can even adjust the torque of the FV500H to your liking. It features high-impedance inputs and outputs that make it ideal for use with guitars and basses. A third output is provided to connect the FV500H directly to a guitar tuner.

Volume Pedal with Non-Slip Rubber Grip    Expression Pedal Output    Separate Output to Connect to a Tuner    The Torque of the Pedal is Adjustable

High-impedance, instrument level

Heavy-duty aluminum die casting body

Ultra-smooth pedal movement for the utmost in comfort and control

Pedal rubber is for comfortable play and non-slip action

Expression pedal functionality - In addition to its use as a volume pedal, the FV500H can also be used as an expression pedal (with a separately available connector cable)

Adjustable pedal feel (torque)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can it handle rolls of photo paper?

A: It doesn't have a roller attachment per se. But you can create individual loooong prints - like a banner or panorama - by pre-cutting whatever you need off of a roll of paper and feeding it into the printer from the top (just let it hang down the back, up a wall behind the printer, or even flop down in front of the printer. But if you hoping to use a continuous roll as in a pro-type setup, that cannot be done.

Q: 2. Can I scan film negatives?

A: No, this scanner is not designed to scan film.

Q: 3. How does the photo image quality compare to, say, the older Canon Pixma Pro-100 ?

A: This uses 6 ink cartridges and the Pixma Pro 100 uses 8 ink cartridges. Both are great printers and would get fantastic prints. But the more colors you have the more real to life your print would be

Q: 4. Will this printer print in the srgb color space?

A: Epson Claria 6 color inks add light cyan and light magenta to the basic CMYK set. This printer cannot print in the sRGB color space with certain colors.

Q: 5. What is the quality of black and white prints on high quality photo paper? Do I need a cartridge other than black?

A: You can get a great b/w image, but being that there is no light black ink the lighter black may have a light tinge of green in it. If your printing for yourself it might be OK & the ink is only dye based. So if you're selling the prints as professional & archival I recommend the Epson p700 that has 2 additional shades of grey & pigment archival ink. follow the link: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1558223-REG/epson_c11ch38201_surecolor_p700_standard_edition.html

Q: 6. Will the XP-15000 print onto inkjet negative material?

A: No! The Epson Clear Glossy Film is only made for UltraChrome K3 & HDR Ink which are pigment. This printer uses Dye Inks. Unless you find a brand that specifies that it'll work with dye based ink, the amswer is NO.

Q: 7. What are the REAL dimensions of this device? Those listed make no sense.

A: Dimensions for this printer are as follows. Printing: 18.9" x 26.3" x 11.6" (W x D x H) Storage: 18.9" x 14" x 5.8" (W x D x H)

Q: 8. Does this printer have a USB connection?

A: Yes, the Epson Expression Photo XP-970 Small-In-One Inkjet Printer has a USB-B connection.

Q: 9. Can you print HTV vinyl and printable vinyl 4 t shirts

A: It will not print on HTV vinyl or printable vinyl for t-shirts.

Q: 10. will it take xl ink cartridge ?

A: Yes, the Epson Expression Photo XP-970 Small-In-One Inkjet Printer would be compatible with 227 XL cartridges.