Nice review, wiki'd.
How are they compared to the Misson pedals?
How are they compared to the Misson pedals?
Approximate travel distance heel-to-toe: EV-1: 1-7/8", EV-2: 1-1/2", Mission EP-1: 1-3/8").
My EV-1 is 10^3 smoother than my mission pedals.How are they compared to the Misson pedals?
The Mission pedals are shorter sweep, which is why they tend to be favored for wah whereas the EV are preferred for finer control like volume.Between the FAS and the Mission pedals, which has a more shallow sweep? I had mission pedals back in my M9 days, now days I use a POD HD500X and an extra cheap line 6 expression pedal. The POD pedal is great; it's optical so a little nicer than a mission (imo) but both the Mission pedal and the pod's pedal have an obnoxiously broad sweep yet wonderfully solid construction. When I played an analog pedal board, I always preferred more shallow wah pedals (Vox mostly but the best feeling sweep I ever came across was oddly Jerry Cantrell's signature wah) and I've yet to find an expression pedal that is accurate/tracks well that also has a shallow range.
Ok. It would had been nice to try out one but I'm okey with the Misson pedals...My EV-1 is 10^3 smoother than my mission pedals.
It's been 5 years or so since I last had a mission pedal, perhaps I'm conflating Mission with something else.The Mission pedals are shorter sweep, which is why they tend to be favored for wah whereas the EV are preferred for finer control like volume.
If you consider the Mission to have a broad sweep, I'd have to ask what you are comparing it to because most consider it to be a shallow sweep. They are exactly the same as the Dunlop/CryBaby pedals as they are using the same chassis.
I will refer you to the Return PolicyOk. It would had been nice to try out one but I'm okey with the Misson pedals...