Hotone SP20 Soul Press II Volume Expression Wah Pedal
Soul Press II
Soul Press II is a next-gen product in the Hotone Press series pedal line. It's new-designed upgrade is based on the popular concepts of both the Soul Press and Vow Press. It integrates up to four function modes (volume, wah, volume/wah, expression), taking playability to new heights. The pedal position indicator shows the pedal position in real time. The TONE mode selection and Q value adjustment represent an absolute improvement in tone and functionality. Multiple I/O options provide more diverse access. The reimagined pedal size maintains portability while delivering an optimal ergonomic experience. Soul Press II is a truly versatile wah pedal. Β Β Β
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Active volume design guarantees lossless soundΒ Β
The newly-designed active volume circuit keeps you free of dreaded βtone suckβΒ
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Internal structure upgrade Β
Through internal structural optimization, we improved the circuit structure stability, greatly reducing noise interference caused by intense useΒ Β
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Β 4 function modes Β
Up to 4 modes (volume, wah, volume/wah, expression)Β
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Β Q (effect range) and TONE (frequency range) adjustmentsΒ
Β Q and TONE adjustments give you a wider tone selection, from soothing moods to a wild roars, all the emotion available in one pedalΒ
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Multiple I/O options enhance playabilityΒ
Additional independent expression pedal output lets you control the parameters of other effects in real time; the external tuner jack moves your tuner outside of the effect chain, removing unnecessary sound contaminationΒ
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Clear STATUS indicatorΒ Β Β
The adjustable mode treadle STATUS indicator shows the pedal position in real timeΒ
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While maintaining the signature portability of Hotone designs, a larger contact surface provides a better overall ergonomic experienceΒ
The textured surface is sturdy and slip-resistantΒ Β
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