Just joined the Waza Club!

[Aceman]

Got a WAZA DC2. Gonna go in this chain:

Guitar > Radial Hollywood Bones > DC2w > TC Nova Delay

Epic 80's Tonez!!!!

 

[Chistopher]

Gotta play with it in stereo if you haven't yet. Either way it's a great box

 

[Sirion]

Congratulations! I have two of these. Unless I am looking for something very overt, these are my go-to choruses, and the one chorus I am comfortable simply leaving on: it somehow seems to do exactly what I want from it at all different levels of distortion.

 

[Aceman]

Gotta play with it in stereo if you haven't yet. Either way it's a great box

I plan to!

The Nova Delay has stereo ins/outs AND the DC2w has Stereo out also!!!!
- Dry guitar right and Wet delay/chorus left?
- Wet Chorus left and Wet delay right?

So many options!!!!

 

[Mincer]

Yeah, stereo is a whole new thing. Nothing quite sounds like it. Kinda like a chorus with no modulation, but much, much better.

 

[Aceman]

Yeah, stereo is a whole new thing. Nothing quite sounds like it. Kinda like a chorus with no modulation, but much, much better.

Even mono, it is still pretty light. I have gravitated towards the SDD320 mode on either A or B - haven't decided between them yet.

 

[Securb]

I have always been interested in this pedal and it is one pedal the H9/H90 can't imitate. I just do not want to add something else to the board at this point. For me to do that it would have add something unbelievably unique

 

[Aceman]

I have always been interested in this pedal and it is one pedal the H9/H90 can't imitate. I just do not want to add something else to the board at this point. For me to do that it would have add something unbelievably unique

I use a model of one in my POD Go (Helix). I prefer it to any of the other chorus options. That said - have not compared. Maybe I'll jack the Waza into the POD and do a Stereo recording...A/B sort of deal.

 

[xxxplorer]

I want one. I use a whammy atm for that detuned like sound, but it isn't in stereo. Keep meaning to try one of these out. Just always forget they exist lol.

 

[Mincer]

For recording, they sound great. I don't know if most typical rock n roll guitarists play live in stereo, unless they are using a modeler for everything. It is kind of a pain to go stereo with conventional amps.

 

[jeremy]

a buddy of mine plays in a trio and runs two tweed deluxe style amps in stereo, it sounds great! means hauling two amps of course

 

[Aceman]

If I were the only guitar player in a band, I'd absolutely go Stereo.

The reality is most music is either doubled, or multi-tracked, and even a single guitar band plays solos over a rhythm track.

And this thing would likely make it sound kind of like a TC Mimiq or something on that order.