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mchiphopotamus
Published on 06/20/10 at 00:05
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UTILIZATION
Autowah mode is bluffing. For comparison, the Zvex Ooh Wah I and I prefer the Voodoo Lab Wahzoo on this point. Less possibility but its warmer, thinner ... The speed of the Wah depends on how the pedal is pressed (faster or slower as you lift your foot).
Mode "step wha" is a gem. In short: you activate the sequencer by going to "create step" (knob pushed far right), you save successively all levels that you want to store by typing on the switch (position 1 desired - I support / j ' records - 2 position desired - I support / etc ... I record can be repeated 28 times!), you switch back to Step Wah. And then, the Wahzoo restores your programming. Depending on whether the pedal is more or less relieved, delivered programming is more or less quickly.
The wheel has 4 Step Sequence sequences pre-recorded (also very good and perfectly reusable in a song. What is quite rare to be stressed ...). Still, once each sequence can be delivered more or less quickly depending on the position of the wah (more or less depressed.
I hope that's clear ...
The knob "autowah meaning" to adjust the sensitivity (more or less pronounced wah) of autowah.
-1 To swith off the wah and not above. Very useful for programming sequence. Much less when using the wah ... Voodoo Lab should think about putting two switches: one for the prog side of the pedal and one under the pedal to activate the mode wahwah.
SOUND QUALITY
The best wah I've had by far. Stupidly, at first I wanted a pedal vintage. Because it feels good ...
I have a Vow Clyde McCoy, a Fulltone Clyde wah and an Ernie Ball. Nothing comes close to the Voodoo lab. It is very versatile. The curve is very gradual and sensitive, the sound very soft and subtle.
Basically, it goes clear to play funk and saturated to play Hendrix, from Alice in Chains, Tool of ... Strangely, this is neither modern nor wha vintage. She does both brilliantly.
Pedal pretty hard to find and quite expensive but definitely worth the shot. Great sound quality, a warm, round, soft and subtle and not intended for exclusive use. High quality versatile pedal.
OVERALL OPINION
I tried this pedal for over four months. And I know why I persisted. It offers more possibilities than its competitors without sacrificing sound quality.
Sounds as though a Fulltone Clyde McCoy better than Vox (do not worry about having one: it responds poorly, the curve is too fast and it's not at all versatile, they are heavy and is ugly, it generates a lot of breath, the food signal. In short, I bought blindly following the advice and demos Audiofanzine youtube and I did not like. surcotée Definitely. Probably because the appellation vintage that attracts the barges that we are)
So yes I would do this choice without hesitation. I'm going even further: I can not conceive of taking another (well apart from Fulltone is frankly good and ernie ball that offers unbeatable value for money and has a super hot her to fall also.
But Wahzoo is better
Hope that helps!
UTILIZATION
Autowah mode is bluffing. For comparison, the Zvex Ooh Wah I and I prefer the Voodoo Lab Wahzoo on this point. Less possibility but its warmer, thinner ... The speed of the Wah depends on how the pedal is pressed (faster or slower as you lift your foot).
Mode "step wha" is a gem. In short: you activate the sequencer by going to "create step" (knob pushed far right), you save successively all levels that you want to store by typing on the switch (position 1 desired - I support / j ' records - 2 position desired - I support / etc ... I record can be repeated 28 times!), you switch back to Step Wah. And then, the Wahzoo restores your programming. Depending on whether the pedal is more or less relieved, delivered programming is more or less quickly.
The wheel has 4 Step Sequence sequences pre-recorded (also very good and perfectly reusable in a song. What is quite rare to be stressed ...). Still, once each sequence can be delivered more or less quickly depending on the position of the wah (more or less depressed.
I hope that's clear ...
The knob "autowah meaning" to adjust the sensitivity (more or less pronounced wah) of autowah.
-1 To swith off the wah and not above. Very useful for programming sequence. Much less when using the wah ... Voodoo Lab should think about putting two switches: one for the prog side of the pedal and one under the pedal to activate the mode wahwah.
SOUND QUALITY
The best wah I've had by far. Stupidly, at first I wanted a pedal vintage. Because it feels good ...
I have a Vow Clyde McCoy, a Fulltone Clyde wah and an Ernie Ball. Nothing comes close to the Voodoo lab. It is very versatile. The curve is very gradual and sensitive, the sound very soft and subtle.
Basically, it goes clear to play funk and saturated to play Hendrix, from Alice in Chains, Tool of ... Strangely, this is neither modern nor wha vintage. She does both brilliantly.
Pedal pretty hard to find and quite expensive but definitely worth the shot. Great sound quality, a warm, round, soft and subtle and not intended for exclusive use. High quality versatile pedal.
OVERALL OPINION
I tried this pedal for over four months. And I know why I persisted. It offers more possibilities than its competitors without sacrificing sound quality.
Sounds as though a Fulltone Clyde McCoy better than Vox (do not worry about having one: it responds poorly, the curve is too fast and it's not at all versatile, they are heavy and is ugly, it generates a lot of breath, the food signal. In short, I bought blindly following the advice and demos Audiofanzine youtube and I did not like. surcotée Definitely. Probably because the appellation vintage that attracts the barges that we are)
So yes I would do this choice without hesitation. I'm going even further: I can not conceive of taking another (well apart from Fulltone is frankly good and ernie ball that offers unbeatable value for money and has a super hot her to fall also.
But Wahzoo is better
Hope that helps!