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roguewillot63 « Waaaaaaaaah cow! »
Published on 04/17/11 at 07:36Bin is a good wah makes ... wah. Ah, if there 's a boost that can add up to 20dB in the form of a knob.
Input, Output ... 9V battery or AC adapter (which I use)
Advantage Morley: photoelectric system. Very sensitive and accurate, do not foul as the knobs of CryBaby.
Otherwise, it's beefy: metal chassis and pedal Imbut is covered with a sheet of aluminum diamond plate finish. That gives an industrial look super class!
UTILIZATION
The only thing to configure the boost is fairly linear and very effective. I use it just because I have a boost on my amp (I have 2 master volume).
It is useless to have a manual that level. Wah wah it's feeling.
SOUND QUALITY
The heart of the matter.
I bought it to replace my CryBaby GCB95Q served me faithfully for several years but had been around ... tired and want to change and move further into the aggression of the wah sound, I turned on this model known for his shot more modern and extreme.
And yes, she oats this wah!
The range of motion of the pedal is larger than a CryBaby, and alteration of its range from the very very very serious acute. It takes a little getting used to follow the curve of the wah, but once you understood the trick ca share in all directions and it is happiness!
The wah sound is very stylish is it love or not love ... It is not vintage and not "too" modern either. The middle of the blow but it is highly efficient and sounds extremely good! She is warm early in the race and finished very incisive on end without your ears exploding with the treble.
In short, we understand why Tremonti loves this thing! Do not expect her to have her solo either
But one thing is sure: it is a queen of wahs! The best I've tried so far (Crybabies Dimebag and Zakk, Vox wahs, ...)!
OVERALL OPINION
I've had a week or two ... I'm with a concert yesterday and I finally got to test the size (the largest) ...
Consequence: I discovered a new dimension in light of solo opportunities it opens into the groove!
Just a killer for any full solo rock / metal that deserves it ^ ^
Input, Output ... 9V battery or AC adapter (which I use)
Advantage Morley: photoelectric system. Very sensitive and accurate, do not foul as the knobs of CryBaby.
Otherwise, it's beefy: metal chassis and pedal Imbut is covered with a sheet of aluminum diamond plate finish. That gives an industrial look super class!
UTILIZATION
The only thing to configure the boost is fairly linear and very effective. I use it just because I have a boost on my amp (I have 2 master volume).
It is useless to have a manual that level. Wah wah it's feeling.
SOUND QUALITY
The heart of the matter.
I bought it to replace my CryBaby GCB95Q served me faithfully for several years but had been around ... tired and want to change and move further into the aggression of the wah sound, I turned on this model known for his shot more modern and extreme.
And yes, she oats this wah!
The range of motion of the pedal is larger than a CryBaby, and alteration of its range from the very very very serious acute. It takes a little getting used to follow the curve of the wah, but once you understood the trick ca share in all directions and it is happiness!
The wah sound is very stylish is it love or not love ... It is not vintage and not "too" modern either. The middle of the blow but it is highly efficient and sounds extremely good! She is warm early in the race and finished very incisive on end without your ears exploding with the treble.
In short, we understand why Tremonti loves this thing! Do not expect her to have her solo either
But one thing is sure: it is a queen of wahs! The best I've tried so far (Crybabies Dimebag and Zakk, Vox wahs, ...)!
OVERALL OPINION
I've had a week or two ... I'm with a concert yesterday and I finally got to test the size (the largest) ...
Consequence: I discovered a new dimension in light of solo opportunities it opens into the groove!
Just a killer for any full solo rock / metal that deserves it ^ ^