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Hammond EXP-50JvsHammond XPK-200GL

Summary

Hammond EXP-50J and Hammond XPK-200GL: 2 Hammond foot pedals compared side by side. They differ on 6 of 9 compared specifications.

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Hammond

EXP-50J
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Hammond

XPK-200GL
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General
ManufacturerHammondHammond
StatusCurrentCurrent
Pedal
Pedal typeExpressionMIDI pedalboard
StyleRockerOrgan pedal
Pedals in unit120
Connection
Connector1/4" TRS5-pin MIDI
Cable length—2 m
Polarity switchNoNo
Range / minimum controlNoNo
Build & features
HousingMetal—
FeaturesB-3 volume curve, TRS cable suppliedVelocity-sensitive, Five onboard voices, MIDI merge input, Line out, Expression pedal bracket
Designed forHammond SK Pro, SKX Pro, XK-1c and legacy SK/SKX; any keyboard with a TRS expression inputAny modern Hammond via MIDI (XK-7D, XK-7, XK-5, XK-4, SK Pro, SKX Pro); standalone with its own voices
Size & weight
ColoursBlackBlack
Dimensions (W × D × H)—889 × 584 × 127 mm
Weight—15.4 kg

Key differences

  • Pedal type: EXP-50J – Expression XPK-200GL – MIDI pedalboard
  • Connector: EXP-50J – 1/4" TRS XPK-200GL – 5-pin MIDI
  • Style: EXP-50J – Rocker XPK-200GL – Organ pedal
  • Pedals in unit: EXP-50J – 1 XPK-200GL – 20
  • Designed for: EXP-50J – Hammond SK Pro, SKX Pro, XK-1c and legacy SK/SKX; any keyboard with a TRS expression input XPK-200GL – Any modern Hammond via MIDI (XK-7D, XK-7, XK-5, XK-4, SK Pro, SKX Pro); standalone with its own voices

Both are the same on polarity switch (No).