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STYLE: Rock
MUSIC EXPERIENCE: 4 years guitar
OVERALL: Not your typical rock wah but it truly has its own unique and awesome sound. I have ZERO regrets about buying the excellent wah. | |
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OVERALL: Very good pedal, smooth sound, great performance, but you cant adjust anything like range, etc | |
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| This is the best pedal I have. It's got everything I need, tough construction, great quality, and everything! | |
| | Uncle Groucho from Decatur, GA | | Overall Ranking: | | Overall:
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| Very well made. I'm hoping these are still made in America because I'd feel a little cheated if it wasn't. | | Reliability:
| Sturdy and certainly heavy-duty, my only concern is the battery hatch on the bottom. I personally didn't mind removing the feet and bottom plate on the old models, but if you gigged with you, you probably needed quick access. I use a Visual Sound One Spot adaptor and it powers my wah flawlessly. | | Overall:
| If I had to choose just one pedal to have, I hate to say this wouldn't be it. But every guitarist should have one of these if the budget allows it. It's one of the easiest pedals to use, it's not outrageously over-priced, and it can prop a door open. Almost essential. | | Playability and Feel:
| No knobs, no LEDs, no extra switches: just press down and engage. Very easy to play with this one. | | Tone:
| Wah. Trebly, throaty, and back to bassy. If you can't find a wah tone you're happy with, I can't tell you where else to look. I tried both the standard Crybaby and the Classic with the Fasel inductor. Yes, it does make a difference. Sure, you can buy a red cap and try to mod it yourself, or just have it stock from Dunlop if you're not up to the task. | | Finish:
| While this was a scratch & dent, I couldn't find one mark on this thing. Am I complaining? The finish is indeed classic but any eventual scarring will just add character. | | Action:
| The treadle action was a little stiff, but that may be due to the silicone grease setting up a little. After a few days, you'll find a rhythm that works best when rocking back and forth with it. | | Skill Level:
| Intermediate | |
| | Six from california | | Overall Ranking: | | Value:
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QUALITY: its a cry baby these things last forever
FEATURES: love the easy access for my 9 volt
EASE OF USE: its a wah you just go up and down
VALUE: i paid a lto more for other crappy wahs
SOUND: wow blew my mind how it sounds those vowls
STYLE: classic rock to metal, anything with a guitar in it
MUSIC EXPERIENCE: alot
OVERALL: wow I was impressed I bought this over another dunlop pedal cause it was cheaper man it sings |
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