Published on 02/24/07 at 13:23
It's a fairly classic wah wah. You can adjust the response of the wah (aggressive freshwater).
Archi-standard connectors.
UTILIZATION
It is easy to use, no need to notice. The thing confusing and a bit negative is that it does not fire as a push button Cry Baby. There must be almost up above (with the usual forgetting to detail).
7 because of the mode of engagement.
SOUND QUALITY
I find the sound very good, it is less aggressive and typed a CryBaby is as beautiful as an object, the secret of the Boss Wah Wah ugly. In practice the intensity setting of the curve of the effect is a good idea. It can be quite soft and flexible (eg on a Rhodes or bass).
It's solid and reliable, I have for 15 years, she has seen it all, she did not flinch.
OVERALL OPINION
It's an interesting pedal, although I think for a "real guitar" a Dunlop or Vox will be a better choice. Me, I walk on all my instruments, so I appreciate its versatility.
Archi-standard connectors.
UTILIZATION
It is easy to use, no need to notice. The thing confusing and a bit negative is that it does not fire as a push button Cry Baby. There must be almost up above (with the usual forgetting to detail).
7 because of the mode of engagement.
SOUND QUALITY
I find the sound very good, it is less aggressive and typed a CryBaby is as beautiful as an object, the secret of the Boss Wah Wah ugly. In practice the intensity setting of the curve of the effect is a good idea. It can be quite soft and flexible (eg on a Rhodes or bass).
It's solid and reliable, I have for 15 years, she has seen it all, she did not flinch.
OVERALL OPINION
It's an interesting pedal, although I think for a "real guitar" a Dunlop or Vox will be a better choice. Me, I walk on all my instruments, so I appreciate its versatility.