Mission Engineering VM-PRO Buffered Volume Pedal

Mission Engineering VM-PRO Buffered Volume PedalIf you think volume pedals are boring and you're considering skipping this review, think twice. Mission Engineering's new VM Pro buffered volume pedal packs in several handy features that may pay real dividends for guitarists. especially those with expansive or constantly evolving pedal boards. With its all metal chassis, high quality red powdercoat finish, and an enclosure almost identical to that of a Dunlop Cry Baby wah pedal, the VM Pro resembles

PRIMATIVE FEEDBACK LOOPER

Or for the more adventurous among us

Its overdrive circuit can track every little nuance of your playing with a wide gain-stage spectrum

both with its respective input and output jack

Hit the ON switch even with drive at zero

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Audience Side (XLR Female to Male)

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