- A Wha Wha, period.
- Analog Technology
- Nothing is ditable on a computer
- A simple jack guitar with two inputs (input and output)

UTILIZATION

- The configuration is as simple as possible: just y'as maneuver with his foot and make "whaouuuwhaouuuwhaouuuwha" speed that DSIR ^ ^
- No edition of his, no possibilté "direct" to tweak the sound frquence etc ...
- No manual, just a lot of pub dunlop products, a small paper that shows how you put the battery, the type of configuration prfr of Hendrix and a paper return dunlop (which serves as collateral)

I put 8 or -2 for a ton of commercials from Dunlop.

SOUND QUALITY

- The effect is trs basic, personally I think it's a Wha-Wha correct and out good sound.
- I use a Fender Telecaster, a Squier Stratocaster and an SG Shumberg

OVERALL OPINION

- I recently possde (for exactly 17h - March 5, 2008)
- I like the fact that direct srieux matter. I tried the wha-wha of Behringer and I must say that there is no direct picture when comparing first and the quality of matrial utiliss. It's solid, it's even the heaviest pedals I port (for now). What I like least is the fact that we must fouttre all his weight on top of the pedals and turn and wha-wha. I read you can tweak the height precisely to facilitate the ACCS.
- It seems to me that a former friend had the same guitar, and the very FIRST TIME I have test it even gave me said "Do not hesitate, you puts all your weight to turn, was going to break and all ... " This is the very first time I t as impressed by the robustness of pedals, so used the Behringer (even if I was doing great attention)
- I know exactly the price rel (time of day) of the pedals. D'APRS Thommann, it is in the 110-120 and 125 traditional stores in retail price (of APRS Toulousain a music store that I usually frquenter). I paid 60, and a new individual. For now, I think I made a great buy.
- Yes and no. I read that there are still enhanced version of these pedals, with just an EQ Intgr and all ... but ...