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This is considered on the low end of the spectrum, but it does do exactly what it's built to do. It is a reissue and is very similar in style and functionality of the original. Wah's are notorious tone suckers and this is no exception. It thins out the sound dramatically and lowers the volume too (typical of all Wahs). I use it with my Roland Synth Ax and surprisingly it lets me push the volume pretty high, which most guitar pedals won't do without ugly distortion. I also use it with my Strat and have no issues. If you're looking for a simple one trick pony that is built like the proverbial tank - this is the one to get especially if you're a keyboard player looking for a Wah.
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This is a classic wah used by many musicians throughout the 70s but- I'm already having issues with mine within the first three weeks. When I step on it to cut it on- it's like it turns on but has this really harsh weird tone to it- I have to cut it back off and turn it on again- and it starts working. And even then- the sweep on this thing just isn't very pleasant. I think I prefer a Cry Baby.
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This a very good product, but I like the ones from the 70,s better. They seem to have better action. Might be me,huh. But the old ones had that anvil strength quality and great pedal action. I could wha and cry like Eddie Hazel or Robin Trower, to me this pedal lacks that tone. But is a good pedal,like comparing Trower to Hendrix. The great vs the best.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I purchased this device to color my sound by playing the pedal in up, down or fixed positions it's built solid and has the ability to be plugged into a wall outlet or pedalboard with the optional DC adapter (not included). It was inexpensive $49 to 69$ range, however the length of travel of the pedal is too short for using the wah function in professional situations for that you will need to go to the more expensive models. Its a good practice tool but as they say you get what you pay for sometimes. :)
This is a classic wah pedal and it has good tone and does just what it is supposed to do. My only complaints is it does take quite a bit of pressure to lock/unlock the effect, and the pedal itself has a very annoying squeak--which doesn't matter so much when cranked but I can hear it and it bugs me. I once owned the vox chrome vintage model which is a little pricier, and I do not recall these very minor issues, but im pretty happy considering the great deal I got on this.
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