Robbiedbee
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Dunlop 535Q Crybaby!
...and I'm very impressed. It's a birthday present from my parents, even though its not my birthday until friday, but who cares, they didn't
. This is the first wah pedal I have ever had, so I don't really have the knowledge or expertise to write a nice big review on it, but I had good intentions.
I am having a little difficulty getting used to it though. I kind of play by ear, and by this I mean, I know I'm in the right place when I hear a certain note, and the wah kind of throws this out the window. I have to watch what my left hand does a little more than I used to. I have never really used one before, but I am getting the kinds of sounds I want to get from it already. I was told I'd have to have a few nights of a few solid hours with it before I was able to get all the proper sounds from it, but I'm ok. I can see that I still have an awful lot to learn when it comes to using it though , and that's before I even think about faffing about with any knobs or anything.
...and I'm very impressed. It's a birthday present from my parents, even though its not my birthday until friday, but who cares, they didn't
. This is the first wah pedal I have ever had, so I don't really have the knowledge or expertise to write a nice big review on it, but I had good intentions.I am having a little difficulty getting used to it though. I kind of play by ear, and by this I mean, I know I'm in the right place when I hear a certain note, and the wah kind of throws this out the window. I have to watch what my left hand does a little more than I used to. I have never really used one before, but I am getting the kinds of sounds I want to get from it already. I was told I'd have to have a few nights of a few solid hours with it before I was able to get all the proper sounds from it, but I'm ok. I can see that I still have an awful lot to learn when it comes to using it though , and that's before I even think about faffing about with any knobs or anything.
