Fender FVP-1 - All Metal Volume Master
- Fender
- Archive review
From our archive. This review was published on GuitarFella and has not been re-tested. Specifications describe the model as it shipped then — check what Fender makes now before you buy.
If you like your volume pedals to consist of metal and metal only, then Fender FVP-1 is the right choice for you! Jokes aside, this is one sturdy device that does a proper job at volume control, all while sporting a fair and affordable price tag.
If that's what you're looking for, plus a sleek all-metal look, then this truly is a valid choice for you. We decided to take this Fender boy for a test run, you can check out our findings in the full review below.



Features
The device weighs in at 1.2 pounds and sports a total size of 11.4 x 7.5 x 3.5 inches, utilizing a 250k potentiometer with a high life cycle, making it well suited for passive instruments. The pedal's circuitry has been specially designed to retain the natural tone of your instrument with zero sonic interference, which is nice and definitely gets a thumbs up in our book. We are looking at a mono pedal, meaning there's one In and one Out jack. This is a standard configuration of many pedals and something that covers the needs of the vast majority of players. It means that you cannot plug in two instruments into the pedal at one moment and that stereo rigs are out of the question; as you might have noticed, the absolute majority of musicians doesn't utilize either of these two approaches. Further on up the road, the pedal has a Tuner Our jack, which allows you to connect a tuning device of your choice directly to the volume pedal and thus keep your instrument in proper tuning throughout the entire performance.