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I have a brand new Teese Wheels of Fire Wah. Still has the plastic sheath on the bottom plate and the box too. Mine was done by Geoffrey Teese in a red casing like the Wizard wah with the two knobs for Volume Boost and Q made of chrome dome Tele style knobs. The wah also has a 9 volt jack and the volume knob has a click on/of so it can be left plugged in if you do not use the adaptor jack and instead opt for batteries. This wah was created on April 20, 2005. The first email to [email protected] gets it for $210. shipped to the continental U.S. Money order accepted-no trades or paypal. Thanks for looking
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