Get Ernie Ball’s Expression Overdrive and Ambient Delay for just $74.99 each with this killer deal

Ernie Ball Expression Series deal
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Ernie Ball struck gold (and rose gold) with the Expression Overdrive and Ambient Delay pedals, two fully featured stompboxes built into the company’s highly rated expression pedal format – and now these beauts are available with a massive discount.

Over at Sweetwater, you can grab both Expression Series pedals for just $74.99 each – that’s $51 off the Ambient Delay and a whopping $75 off the Overdrive.

The Expression Overdrive pedal features controls for drive, tone and boost to adjust its transparent drive tones, with on-the-fly adjustment of the gain available via the treadle.

Using the expression pedal on the Ambient Delay, meanwhile, increases the level of its onboard delay and plate reverb, while there are also controls for feedback, time and reverb.

Both pedals are constructed from aircraft aluminum and utilize a Kevlar string coated with PVC, promising long operation life.

This price won’t hang around forever – to snap ’em up, head over to Sweetwater.

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Ernie Ball Expression Overdrive: was $149, now $74.99

Ernie Ball Expression Overdrive: was $149, now $74.99
Get full control over your gain levels with this expression pedal-equipped transparent overdrive pedal, now half-price at Sweetwater.

Ernie Ball Ambient Delay: was $125, now $74.99

Ernie Ball Ambient Delay: was $125, now $74.99
Fade in your delay and reverb using this smart pedal’s built-in expression pedal, and save over $50 while you’re at it.

Michael Astley-Brown
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Mike has been Editor-in-Chief of GuitarWorld.com since 2019, and an offset fiend and recovering pedal addict for far longer. He has been writing and editing for guitar publications including MusicRadar, Total Guitar and Guitarist for over 15 years, and recording and performing in original and function bands for two decades-plus. During his career, he has interviewed everyone from John Frusciante to Chris Cornell, Matt Bellamy and Billy Corgan. His writing also appears in The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar. In his free time, you'll find him making progressive instrumental rock as Maebe.