ColorSound Wah - mooseherman's review
This is a Wah pedal by a company that I have only recently discovered called Colorsound. I don't know much about this company as of right now, but I have played a few of their pedals and I am impress…
Morley Power Wah - moosers's review
The Morley Power Wah (PWO) is a simple wah wah pedal designed for use with electric guitar. It certainly has one of the sturdiest casings that I've seen with wah wah pedal, and overall has a great s…
Ernie Ball 6185 Wah Pedal - mooseherman's review
This is a standard wah pedal, made by Ernie Ball. It can't be edited using a computer, and it's not MIDI-ready. It's an analog pedal and it's not rackable. UTILIZATION The cool thing about this, u…
Vox Big Bad Wah - moosers's review
The Vox Big Bad Wah is a wah-wah pedal designed by both Vox and Joe Satriani. The pedal goes beyond being just your basic wah, as there are a number of parameters on here not normally found on wah p…
Ibanez LF7 Lo-Fi - moosers's review
The Ibanez LF-7 Lo-Fi is an interesting pedal that I've used with electric guitar, but is suitable for a variety of applications. The pedal has 1/4 inch connections for input and output and can be p…
DOD FX25 Envelope Filter - moosers's review
The DOD FX25 Envelope Filter comes in a few different versions, but this review is for the older one as shown in the picture. I believe there is a newer model of the pedal that has three parameters …
Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Chrome Limited Edition - moosers's review
The Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Chrome is a wah wah pedal for electric guitar. The pedal has the same make up as the 535Q Cry Baby, but is chrome. The pedal is made up of analog components and it has 1/4"…
Xotic Effects Robotalk 2 - moosers's review
The Xotic Effects Robotalk 2 is a filter/wah type of pedal designed for use with electric guitar.<span> </span>The pedal has standard characteristics, as you’ve got ¼ inch connections and I powered t…
Electro-Harmonix Q-Tron (Original) - moosers's review
The general characteristics of the Electro-Harmonix Q-Tron aren’t out of the ordinary, as the pedal is enclosed in a pretty standard shape and design as a number of other pedals made by them.<span> <…
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Vox V847 Wah-Wah Pedal [1994-2006] - moosers's review
The Vox V847 Wah Wah has both a reissue and a vintage version, the former of which is the one that I have used. Either way, this is an analog wah wah pedal that has 1/4 inch connections. It can be …
Vox King Wah - moosers's review
The Vox King Wah is a pretty basic wah wah pedal designed for electric guitar. It has 1/4 inch connections and is powered by a nine volt battery. If you have ever used any other wah wah pedal befor…
MXR M120 Auto Q Envelope Filter - moosers's review
The MXR M120 Auto-Q is a filter pedal for guitar that will give you an automatic wah-wah sound rather than the traditional manually controlled wah-wah pedal. While there are way more parameters on t…
Vox V847 Wah-Wah Pedal [1994-2006] - mooseherman's review
This is a pretty standard wah pedal, but it sounds pretty great. There's just the wah and a bypass which you activate by pressing the pedal down until it clicks. It's an old-school style pedal and it…
Zvex Wah Probe - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by poufinou/translated from Audiofanzine FR) The Wah Probe is a wah pedal combined with a Super Hard On (SHO). If you don't know Zack pedals, the SHO is a preamp pedal, …
Line 6 FM4 - moosers's review
The Line 6 FM is a stomp box that has a variety of filter effects on it including wah-wah and synth type sounds. I believe it is a digital pedal and it has 1/4 inch inputs and outputs and also has an…
Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah - Alive2000's review
The Wah pedal here is similar to that of most wahs with the exception that The Bad Horsie does not have a switch to engage the wah. It's an analog wah, that simply turns on when you press the pedal d…
Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Chrome Limited Edition - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by torros/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Wah Wah with 4-way Q selector (frequency range selection), booster with +20dB switch (on the bottom side) and two LED indicat…
DOD FX25 Envelope Filter - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by adhawen/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Only one effect... This pedal sounds good although it's a digital effect. 1/4" jacks. UTILIZATION The setting is not simpl…
Vox V847 Wah-Wah Pedal [1994-2006] - phraseland's review
This is a classic. True analog wah-wah sound with 'True Bypass' and a 'built-to-last' casing. These units have been around for years and are in my opinion still the best of their kind. The prices hav…
G-Lab WW-1 Wowee-Wah - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by Desaxé/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Wah-wah pedal with soft touch function that allows you to enable the effect simply by putting your foot on the pedal and to d…
G-Lab WW-1 Wowee-Wah - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by ghana02/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I'm no specialist at describing specs but you'll find the main features bellow: . Analog wah pedal. . True bypass. . Standard 9-volt p…
G-Lab WW-1 Wowee-Wah - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by ghana02/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I'm no specifications specialist but you'll find the main features bellow: . Analog wah pedal. . True bypass. . Standard 9-volt power …
Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie 2 Contour Wah - Rockmonster's review
Wah wah baby.:P This is an all analog foot pedal with an optical control for effect oscillation. No USB, MIDI or other crazy editing, but controls for "Contour" (Q/range) and level...for bo…
Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby - soccerplayer25's review
The Dunlop GCB-95 Cry Baby is standard wah-wah pedal made by the masters of the wah - Dunlop. There are 1/4'' inputs and outputs and it is not a rackable effect. UTILIZATION Like most pedals, this …
Vox V848 Clyde McCoy Wah Wah - Rockmonster's review
Classic wah tones. Pure and simple.. at least the closest available using Fasel inductors.. maybe not the EXACT same tone as the original Clyde, but certainly the closest you can get without running …
