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Published on 04/11/09 at 04:46
Value For Money :
Excellent
I am afraid to be a little less enthusiastic than my predecessors ...
The company was founded by Nathan Daniel in 1947 and was a subcontractor manufacturer for many brands. In 1954 his first spell Danelectro guitars under his own name. His specialty: guitars, basses and amplifiers cheap, but excellent value for money and above all an original design and sound clean (due to its construction and its Masonite lipstick pickups simple). The company closed its doors in 1969, the end of his "surfing" and the invasion of Asian instruments for him a fatal blow.
Danelectro reborn in 1998 and has been offering cheap effects, true to the reputation of the brand: retro, original, quality Hon.
For originality, this wah is a success: retro car design in detail and two colors to choose from, zebra or leopard.
As its name suggests, this is a triple wah, actually three scans available frequencies: treble, mids and bass.
Power is supplied by 9V battery or mains, plug in the grill!
An input / output device in the headlights!
As for "three" wahs, a switch in the electronic switches to control the wah acute rack, and two switches on top, ahead of the rocker control the midrange and bass wahs.
3 indicator lights, rear lights!, Can know what wah is engaged.
The build quality is questionable: plastic casing, switches appearing fragile, this pedal is more worthy of a toy than a bad pedal.
Unfortunately in this price range the competition offers products much more solid and complete. Hence the low rating ...
UTILIZATION
The switches are quite difficult to engage, but they work in silence.
In addition to the two switches the wah midrange and treble are very close to the rocker. It is therefore possible to activate them by mistake. However, the hardness of these switches is a good compromise avoiding accidents.
on the other hand why have not arranged three switches and a selector switch and a common?
Maybe because the structure of this pedal is common with the Dan-O-wah, who uses all these switches?
Witnesses on the rear lights are convenient and fun.
The race of the scale is quite short. Everyone has their preferences.
Ergonomics curious glance appears to be made for another: the Dan-O-wah.
SOUND QUALITY
The sounds are typed "vintage". The resulting sound quality is honorable, nothing more.
The choice will depend mainly on the type wah guitar, single or double coil, and style of music, blues, rock, funk.
Attention for the metal! But we suspected a little ...
Unfortunately again the competition is better and more complete in the same price range.
OVERALL OPINION
A good average pedal. Two solutions:
- Either you are a collector of wah, like me: go! This pedal is very original in design and in addition it is very rare! I found mine on a famous site in Germany for 70 euros. Not found elsewhere!
- Or you want a good pedal, not too expensive. Flee! For the same price you can find much better: Artec, Behringer even with a little effort Vox or Morley.
The company was founded by Nathan Daniel in 1947 and was a subcontractor manufacturer for many brands. In 1954 his first spell Danelectro guitars under his own name. His specialty: guitars, basses and amplifiers cheap, but excellent value for money and above all an original design and sound clean (due to its construction and its Masonite lipstick pickups simple). The company closed its doors in 1969, the end of his "surfing" and the invasion of Asian instruments for him a fatal blow.
Danelectro reborn in 1998 and has been offering cheap effects, true to the reputation of the brand: retro, original, quality Hon.
For originality, this wah is a success: retro car design in detail and two colors to choose from, zebra or leopard.
As its name suggests, this is a triple wah, actually three scans available frequencies: treble, mids and bass.
Power is supplied by 9V battery or mains, plug in the grill!
An input / output device in the headlights!
As for "three" wahs, a switch in the electronic switches to control the wah acute rack, and two switches on top, ahead of the rocker control the midrange and bass wahs.
3 indicator lights, rear lights!, Can know what wah is engaged.
The build quality is questionable: plastic casing, switches appearing fragile, this pedal is more worthy of a toy than a bad pedal.
Unfortunately in this price range the competition offers products much more solid and complete. Hence the low rating ...
UTILIZATION
The switches are quite difficult to engage, but they work in silence.
In addition to the two switches the wah midrange and treble are very close to the rocker. It is therefore possible to activate them by mistake. However, the hardness of these switches is a good compromise avoiding accidents.
on the other hand why have not arranged three switches and a selector switch and a common?
Maybe because the structure of this pedal is common with the Dan-O-wah, who uses all these switches?
Witnesses on the rear lights are convenient and fun.
The race of the scale is quite short. Everyone has their preferences.
Ergonomics curious glance appears to be made for another: the Dan-O-wah.
SOUND QUALITY
The sounds are typed "vintage". The resulting sound quality is honorable, nothing more.
The choice will depend mainly on the type wah guitar, single or double coil, and style of music, blues, rock, funk.
Attention for the metal! But we suspected a little ...
Unfortunately again the competition is better and more complete in the same price range.
OVERALL OPINION
A good average pedal. Two solutions:
- Either you are a collector of wah, like me: go! This pedal is very original in design and in addition it is very rare! I found mine on a famous site in Germany for 70 euros. Not found elsewhere!
- Or you want a good pedal, not too expensive. Flee! For the same price you can find much better: Artec, Behringer even with a little effort Vox or Morley.