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I wish I wasn't Wah-Tarded. Anything beyond White Room level up down up down and I get tripped up.

Mine has been sitting in my pedal drawer for a while now, but a wah is the kind of thing that you miss when you don't have one, so it's good to keep around.

friendship wrote:Mine has been sitting in my pedal drawer for a while now, but a wah is the kind of thing that you miss when you don't have one, so it's good to keep around.

I agree with this. I haven't had one for a year or two and its just pulling on the heart strings right now

I'll take it off your hands.

I was looking for a wah a few months ago, but wah demos are the worst. I honestly felt like I couldn't compare the pedals because the demos were unwatchable. I'd watch half of one and want to jump out the window.

I wound up just removing the buffer and true bypassing my old crybaby. it sounds a lot better now.

I got a weeping demon wah a couple of years ago. Its a pretty cool Wah, but very different from your standard crybaby. More of a modern sweep than classic. But I kind of like it for that reason. I also like how it can be tweaked to function as you want it. Currently I use it for more of a fix toe forward sound for scooping leads, occasionally i use it the "traditional" way when the song calls for it, but very rarely.

i been usin this old 70smorley compact wah/vol
its fishing lone with the sliders inside
the volume option blows on it
but its got a footswitch on the pedal itself
good as a killswitch
prob with it is full heel is a real succubus
takes the edge right outta the rig
and full vol on is the same
so off for me with is full toe
i like it cause its real obvious effect
but its always coloring my signal if its plugged in
time for an upgrade
now im jonesin for a wahoo
you freakin guys
i thought i was almost done
but that thing looks awesome
do we have a wahoo thread
showin what you guys are doin with them

The buffering on Morley pedals is pretty bad. I have a 90's Morley Classic around and it does color the signal significantly when off. I can rip a pretty badass 1990 solo on it, though. I hook it up once in a while as a novelty. J. Mascis still makes good use of wah.

I used to have a budda in my board, but now I have the amt mini wah and so more room for pedals. It doesn't sound as good as the budda but good enough for the occasional use.

I love wah! Don't use it crazily often but it's a tool I couldn't totally do without.

I had one of those AMTs, it sounded cool but I couldn't get used to sweeping it with how small it is. Now I've got a colorsound and it's great; huge sweep and works well with my fuzz pedals.

I used to have a GCB-95 Crybaby, but I didn't like the sound of it; too extreme of a sweep. Listening to Ride makes me want to get a wah again though...