korovamilkdud
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wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
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JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
Other. My favorite wah is a custom one I programmed on my Boss GT-6. It's based on the "7-String Wah" setting, with the voicing lowered a bit, and the Q bumped up. It sounds like somebody puking with a bass boost
Other. My favorite wah is a custom one I programmed on my Boss GT-6. It's based on the "7-String Wah" setting, with the voicing lowered a bit, and the Q bumped up. It sounds like somebody puking with a bass boost
korovamilkdud
WhoDatologist
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
:earl: :biglaugh:
:earl: :biglaugh:
JB_From_Hell said:Other. My favorite wah is a custom one I programmed on my Boss GT-6. It's based on the "7-String Wah" setting, with the voicing lowered a bit, and the Q bumped up. It sounds like somebody puking with a bass boost
ksmith63
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Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
SNARLING DOGS!!!!! I'm a big fan of these b/c they sound great and have true bypass. Also they used to make a tape reverse simulator in a wah-type pedal that kicks major booty. I'd say that i like the tape reverse so much that it makes me like the wah more too. Too bad they discontinued both the models i have.
SNARLING DOGS!!!!! I'm a big fan of these b/c they sound great and have true bypass. Also they used to make a tape reverse simulator in a wah-type pedal that kicks major booty. I'd say that i like the tape reverse so much that it makes me like the wah more too. Too bad they discontinued both the models i have.
krankguitarist
Krankitupologist
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
Fulltone all the way. Got a clyde deluxe, thing smokes like no other. True bypass too, so no signal loss while its off.
Fulltone all the way. Got a clyde deluxe, thing smokes like no other. True bypass too, so no signal loss while its off.
Pink Unicorn Horsey
Megä Pöny Rÿdr
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
Teese RMC3
True bypass, true tone, true love...Yummy!
Teese RMC3
True bypass, true tone, true love...Yummy!
CapoFirstFret
New member
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
I put in another vote for teese mccoy..I have a wizard wah, and it's the best sounding wah I've ever used
I put in another vote for teese mccoy..I have a wizard wah, and it's the best sounding wah I've ever used
Nite_Maresz_25
on Elm Streetologist
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
Whats a Fasel inductor?
Whats a Fasel inductor?
korovamilkdud
WhoDatologist
Re: wahs - Morley, Dunlop?
See I used to have a original Crybaby I eventually parted with, but it sounded rather harsh to me. I thought the Q-knob feature might suit me well if I went back to that.
I like the Morley's switchless system, and the fact that it sounds a little different from other wahs, but some of those Dunlops, the Jimi Hendrix and the 535Q do sound pretty good to me.
Fasel inductor- to the best of my knowledge....All wahs require an inductor to run, it's just a component quality issue more than anything, it seems to warm up the sound a bit, and make it less harsh (the problem I had with the Original Crybaby).
Anyone use the Vox wahs?
See I used to have a original Crybaby I eventually parted with, but it sounded rather harsh to me. I thought the Q-knob feature might suit me well if I went back to that.
I like the Morley's switchless system, and the fact that it sounds a little different from other wahs, but some of those Dunlops, the Jimi Hendrix and the 535Q do sound pretty good to me.
Fasel inductor- to the best of my knowledge....All wahs require an inductor to run, it's just a component quality issue more than anything, it seems to warm up the sound a bit, and make it less harsh (the problem I had with the Original Crybaby).
Anyone use the Vox wahs?
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