Mission Engineering

Mission Engineering make the best volume and expression pedals that money can buy. Thanks to their passion and innovation in this seemingly simple realm, they’ve carved a niche and a name for themselves as giants in the industry. Famous users include the likes of Robert Trujillo (Metallica), Ben Burnley (Breaking Benjamin), Misha Mansoor (Periphery) and Dustin Kensrue (Thrice).

History of Mission Engineering

Mission Engineering began in 2009 in a garage in Petaluma, California producing the Mission SP-1, the first switching expression pedal designed to work with the new generation of digital amps and effects.

Since then they have expanded to multiple locations, introduced the first programmable multi-expression controller and the first stereo full range active speaker for modelling devices.

In 2015 they acquired the Stagecraft company. The factory in St. Louis builds speaker and amp cabinets for Mission and many other boutique amp designers.

The Mission Engineering Range

It’s safe to say that if you have any specific multi-fx volume or expression pedal needs, Mission Engineering will probably have one for you. They have their top-selling EP-1 expression pedal which is renowned for being a solid workhorse. Other than that they’ve got niche expression pedals for Kemper and Line 6. They’ve even got and-wired expression pedals like the VM-1 and the buffered VM-Pro.

Check out the full Mission Engineering range below and make sure to get in touch if you have any questions – we’d be happy to help.