
Key Points
Casio Dimension Shifter: a strap‑mounted, B‑Bender–style expression controller with a spring‑based Expression Transmitter (battery) and a mains‑powered Pedal/Receiver; protective silicon cover included. Wireless Bluetooth 5.1, ~30 ft (10 m) range, ~20 ms latency.
Transmitter controls: Power Button, Reverse/Pairing Button, Sustain/Calibration Button. Pedal/Receiver controls: 3× Transmitter Type, Mode Switch (Pedal Expression / Transmitter Expression), Momentary/Latching Switch, Polarity Switch, Sustain Switch/Pairing. Adjustable spring tension, CAL, INV, HOLD, LED indicators. 1/4" TRS output (three‑way polarity), not MIDI/CV; compatible with Boss/Line 6; dual‑effect use; works with electric guitar, bass, shoulder keyboards.
Transmitter: 2×AAA (~20 hr). Receiver: 9V AC AD‑0913S. Max travel 20 mm. As of 2026-07-13, the price was £300.
We’ve had all manner of innovative expression controller devices over the years - including things like FOMOfx’s Virtual Jeff Pro.
It’s a massive surprise that a company not normally associated with guitar gear has brought out such a cool guitar accessory.
It kind of makes use of a B-Bender style mechanic - where pulling down on your guitar / strap stretches out the spring-loaded transmitter which finely senses the degree of force and movement - and sends those changes to the Pedal / Receiver element which is plugged into whichever pedal’s expression port.
There are 2 essential elements here - the strap-connected Expression Transmitter which is battery powered, and the mains-powered Pedal Receiver. You also get a protective silicon cover for the transmitter.
Both elements have onboard settings / parameters :
The Transmitter element looks like it should be compatible with my Schaller strap locks - seems like everything has been well considered here. And the Pedal / Receiver has 3 TRS options as mentioned - which should mean it is compatible with most brands of pedals - including Boss of course!
I’m not sure this is necessarily something in my imminent future - but it is undeniably cool - and should work well for most. I’m still quietly considering this!
It’s priced at $300 - which seems pretty reasonable for the amount of tech and flexibility you’re getting here.
You can read up more on the Dimension Shifter on the Casio Website.

Core Functionality & Motion Control
Control & Calibration Features
Compatibility & Connections
Power & Specifications

