your fav wah wah
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Young Angus
Kometose Tonologist
I dont have much experience with wahs, which i soon plan to rectify, but i hear the fulltone wahs are pretty awesome.
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HeadBanginologist
morley bad horsie wah
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: your fav wah wah
My own tweaked out Vox 847 is very cool but I'd like a Teese Picture Wah...I feel the Teese stuff is the best money can buy...The Fulltone wahs come in second because Teese put the vintage sounding wah tone back on the map..
John
chrisj said:
My own tweaked out Vox 847 is very cool but I'd like a Teese Picture Wah...I feel the Teese stuff is the best money can buy...The Fulltone wahs come in second because Teese put the vintage sounding wah tone back on the map..
John
Zeppelinfan8790
New member
I love my Morley Bad Horsie...the switchless idea was great. I like being able to stomp on it for a quick different sound
But I really liked the sound of my Vox until it started picking up raio stations...I wish I knew how to fix it.
But I really liked the sound of my Vox until it started picking up raio stations...I wish I knew how to fix it.
Frantic_Rock
FragleRockologist
I have the Crybaby 535q. It's got a 6 position eq control. From trebbliest range to bassiest. (Trabbliest is good with heavy distortion).
It also has an up to 20 db boost.
It also has a varible q thing on the bottom. I'm not totally sure what that does yet...
The pedal overall is great. It's like a stock crybaby, but much more options and flexibility.
Also has true bypass.
Stole mine for 70 dollars off ebay
It also has an up to 20 db boost.
It also has a varible q thing on the bottom. I'm not totally sure what that does yet...
The pedal overall is great. It's like a stock crybaby, but much more options and flexibility.
Also has true bypass.
Stole mine for 70 dollars off ebay
JALIN
New member
Re: your fav wah wah
I had that one, it`s good but I found that I stayed in one position out of five so I found having the extra settings is useless for me. I now favor the GCB-95 and at least that one can have a true by pass installed which I will do as soon as I pickup one.chrisj said:
Jonny C
New member
Re: your fav wah wah
Yeah, the ones with the Clyde Mc Coy inductor in sound the best to me, and have the most useful range. Not too keen on those with knobs on. Voxes look the best. If you've got a deep enough pocket, Fulltone do one which has the Mc Coy inductor and true-bypass.
Yeah, the ones with the Clyde Mc Coy inductor in sound the best to me, and have the most useful range. Not too keen on those with knobs on. Voxes look the best. If you've got a deep enough pocket, Fulltone do one which has the Mc Coy inductor and true-bypass.
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Lewguitar
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Re: your fav wah wah
I have a Fulltone Clyde...it's the best wah wah I've ever owned. I bought one of the first Vox Wah's back in the 60's. When that one wore out I replaced it with a Crybaby and never used the Crybaby because the sound was not the same. Since getting the Fulltone Clyde, I now use my wah wah again. It's the best, IMO, tho I haven't tried a Teese. The Fulltone has the widest range and best tone of any wah wah I've used in the last 30 years or longer. Highly highly recommended! Lew
Jonny C said:
I have a Fulltone Clyde...it's the best wah wah I've ever owned. I bought one of the first Vox Wah's back in the 60's. When that one wore out I replaced it with a Crybaby and never used the Crybaby because the sound was not the same. Since getting the Fulltone Clyde, I now use my wah wah again. It's the best, IMO, tho I haven't tried a Teese. The Fulltone has the widest range and best tone of any wah wah I've used in the last 30 years or longer. Highly highly recommended! Lew
