Behringer FCV100 V2
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The essentials to know about the TC Electronic FCV100 pedal
The essentials to know about the TC Electronic FCV100 pedal
- Dual Volume or CV control function: switch from a classic volume pedal to a modulation/expression controller without putting down your instrument.
- Flexible routing: 2 inputs and 2 outputs to manage two mono instruments or a stereo signal.
- Precise control: Min Vol adjustment to set a floor volume (ideal to avoid complete cutoffs).
- Extended compatibility: built-in polarity switch to adapt to many effects, keyboards, and controllers.
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An all-terrain control pedal to manage your dynamics
In a modern pedalboard, the volume pedal no longer just serves to "turn down the sound": it becomes a full-fledged interpretative tool. Violin-like swells, clean fades at phrase ends, level management without touching the amp... and, with a CV mode, control of a modulation or expression parameter to sculpt an effect in real time. The FCV100 fits perfectly into this logic: a unique format covering essential needs for musicians on stage and in the studio.
For whom, for which styles, and in which situations?
The FCV100 is aimed at guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists who want simple and effective foot control without complicating their signal chain. In rock and blues, it excels at managing nuances and bringing passages forward in the mix. In ambient and post-rock, it becomes formidable for smooth swells combined with delay or reverb. In a live context, you keep control (or rather foot control) over your level without taking your eyes off the band, and in the studio you automate a more organic dynamic than with a fader.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Volume / Expression, Volume | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
Questions frequently asked
Can the Behringer FCV100 V2 control two instruments?
In Norm mode, both input and output paths allow managing up to two mono instruments. The 2 inputs and 2 outputs use 6.35 mm TS unbalanced jacks.
How to use the pedal in CV mode?
CV mode allows controlling a volume or modulation parameter of a compatible device by connecting output 2 to its dedicated input. Input/output 1 remains simultaneously usable to control the volume of another source.
Can the minimum volume be set when the heel is down?
A Min Vol potentiometer sets the minimum level when the pedal returns to the heel-back position.
What power supply is required for this volume pedal?
The required power supply is 12 V DC, with a consumption of 7 mA. Operation on a 9 V battery type 6LR91 is also provided.
Is the FCV100 V2 suitable for guitar swells?
Its attenuation range from 0 to 70 dB allows controlling volume fades and swells with the foot. Placed before distortion, it can modulate the signal level sent to the effect. After distortion, it provides overall level control.



