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Hey Frank- I thought at first that my Yamaha pedal caused a little loss too. In my case it was due to the spring-positioned "swell" feature, which positions the upper end of the control to be a little less than full when normally depressed (the spring position is adjustable). If you mash it to the "full swell" you get full volume output. I tested this last night, and found no difference between the "full swell" output and the "pedal unplugged" output. Passive pedals could have some attenuation, though. If the pedal's control potentiometer is 25K ohms or more, it probably shoudn't have an effect on the 'Tron's volume. Any less, and some reduction in volume may result. I guess you could consider it a built-in "Mellotron Attenuator" (remember that dandy little accessory?). -Bruce D. --- On Mon, 3/29/10, MAinPsych@aol.com <MAinPsych@aol.com> wrote:
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