Overall, this expression pedal performs very well and couldn't ask for anything more from it. However, the pedal has a face only a mother could love and its very disappointing how easily the band-aid tops peel off. The adhesive that holds it on is not strong.

This is the best expression pedal you can buy, hands down. Smooth action and lots of options make it perfect for any pedalboard. My only gripe is that I wish they made a smaller version

An expression pedal may not seem like the most exciting thing to put on your pedal board, but this Lehle pedal totally changed my mind. I had head so many good things about Lehle products, but was reluctant since they aren't the cheapest around. Let me tell you... The price is worth every penny. The minute to took it out the box I knew this was a quality pedal. It's solid, and had a good weight, but it's not excessively heavy. It won't weigh down your board.

2 cool features. First, The only moving part is the pivot of the pedal itself. That's it. No pot, no string to break. It uses a magnet and sensor to detect where the pedal is. There is nothing to wear out! I will be able to pass this pedal down to my kids because it should last forever.
Secondly, you can control 2 effect parameters with this single pedal. There are two TRS jacks that can go to different pedals or effect units again saving board space and weight.

Lehle, you rock. Best in class product! Well done!

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I have recently been exploring playing my guitar through the Archetype: Cory Wong plugin by NeuralDSP. I don't have an expensive MIDI foot-switch to control it, and all I have used so far has been the Wah and the Amps (which are fantastic). So bought the Lehle Dual Expression pedal (from another dealer, will explain in a sec), specifically because it has USB and can interface with my MacBook Pro without the need of a big fancy MIDI pedalboard.

I actually bought two expression pedals in the same week, Why? I thought for sure I would hate the travel of the Lehle compared to traditional wah-wah pedals that I'm used to. So I thought, I'll try the Lehle and the Mission in the same week. Then I realized that I needed a USB-MIDI interface with a TRS jack for the Mission. That's no big deal because I will use with some Line 6 gear that I have. Impulse-buying gets me every time.

Long story short: The sole reason I wanted to try the Lehle was for USB connectivity to my computer. I fired everything up and carefully followed the steps in both NeuralDSP's how-to video and in Lehle's how-to videos, as well as steps from various other YouTubers. The pedal would NOT connect, no matter what I tried.

I sent an email to Lehle, and, even though I knew that they couldn't support the NeuralDSP software side of things, Joki at Lehle downloaded a free trial of Archetype: Cory Wong and made a detailed video walking me through all of the connections.

Finally, I did everything exactly like his video showed, and it worked perfectly.

I'm leaving a review here just to let everyone know that Lehle's customer support is outstanding.

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This pedal is super precise, with more travel and control than my Dunlap mini4. This is really smooth since there is no mechanical linkage/pot to move. I got it to control the Strymon Timeline, and eventually the Strymon Mobius- I don't have the Mobius pedal yet to see how the 'dual' control works, as I am still learning the Timeline. So I bought this to grow my pedal board and it's been a game changer for the delay. It is changing where I can add delay in songs, and what I can do/express during a song. It's fun, and a really top quality, German-made piece. I have not explored the digital link yet so no comment there.