michelebis
New member
Hi evrybody,
i'm Michele from Italy.
i'm going to buy a new wha. in the past i had a crybaby original and i wasn't ever satisfied of. too thin, little sweep, no middle sounding and no vocal at all.
i play a les paul classic..i'm trying o get slash wah tone ( scom, civil war and so on.)
I have the opportunity to buy for the same price a used vox 847 with true bypass mode, a used ex demo 848 or a new cry baby classic or a vintage vox from early '70.
Among these three which one is the best for what i'm looking for.
The seller of the dunlop who is also the owner of the 847 said that according to him the dunlop is the best, because with humbuckers and under heavy distortion the vox is harsh in particular the 848. Is he right?!
i read on this forum in differents threads that the vox is the rounder, warmer, more vocal of the bunch.
Please your opinions are appreciated.
Thanks a lot,
this is really great forum where to learn new things
(sorry for my poor english)
i'm Michele from Italy.
i'm going to buy a new wha. in the past i had a crybaby original and i wasn't ever satisfied of. too thin, little sweep, no middle sounding and no vocal at all.
i play a les paul classic..i'm trying o get slash wah tone ( scom, civil war and so on.)
I have the opportunity to buy for the same price a used vox 847 with true bypass mode, a used ex demo 848 or a new cry baby classic or a vintage vox from early '70.
Among these three which one is the best for what i'm looking for.
The seller of the dunlop who is also the owner of the 847 said that according to him the dunlop is the best, because with humbuckers and under heavy distortion the vox is harsh in particular the 848. Is he right?!
i read on this forum in differents threads that the vox is the rounder, warmer, more vocal of the bunch.
Please your opinions are appreciated.
Thanks a lot,
this is really great forum where to learn new things
(sorry for my poor english)