Ernie Ball Cord/Spring Kit 6157

This was my first time replacing the broken string to my Jr volume pedal, it came with a fully replacement kit which was nice, the instructions weren't really helpful enough but there are some videos on YouTube which will guide you better.
Be prepared! If it's your first time it will take some time and you will need some tools!

These spring kit is ok. Have used it on my Ernie Ball 6166 Volume pedal for the last 10 years. Some kit lasted 3 do 4 years and some lasted for 1 to 2 years.

I think they should be more consisted.

Need to try the new kevlar string kit.

This is the authentic and necessary part when you break a string.
Great value for money from Thomann. They are pretty difficult to install. Its a good idea to buy more than 1 ...for next time!

I recently acquired a used Ernie Ball volume pedals but the string had seen better days.

With this kit (and a couple of cups of tea) I was able to bring it back to life. The process can be a little bit fiddly but I found helpful videos online and after a few tries I had the pedal back to full health. The cord has a teflon coating to prevent friction and wear so I can foresee it lasting for quite a while. Considering the very reasonable price I might stock up on another one to have as a backup

The kevlar cord inside my trusty EB Volume pedal snapped only of about just 20 years of pretty steady usage. You call that quality? Well you do, actually and I believe the replacement cord will last just as long.

The installation is a bit tricky, but the replacement set comes with instructions, so you should be able to install it with no hassles.

Highly recommended!