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Morley Power Wah, mostly because all I had to do was move an LED around to make it not rape my low end and I can't break it by using it too hard, for I am quite a large fellow and wahs with bitch ass plastic enclosures die.

I've been through some Wahs and still have not found the right one:

In the past...

Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Wah: Big, heavy, huge sweep and with an incredible ring mod side. But it ate batteries like popcorn and I could not find the tricky power adapter. Besides from that the wah had an integrated boost which made it unusable for me.

Zvex Wah Probe: Easy to set up and use. But didn't give me the wah sound I was looking for. Expensive, especially with the adapter plate.

MG Music Stax Rocks Wah (big version with Tone Tender fuzz inside): Cool vintage vibe. Versatile (switchable between old Vox and Crybaby sounds). But with a very small sweep (I accidentally deactivated it more then once), expensive and not all sounds were usable.

Currently...

Ibanez WH10V2: Good sound, especially with distortion/fuzz, small footprint, indestructible metal case, great price. But without a light indicator and difficult to turn on/off sometimes.

Looking for...

Chicago Iron Parachute Wah for a reasonable price. I already own the Pedalflanger and it's awesome. But these are huge + heavy.

I had a wah once, and lent it to a friend, who made this fucking atrocious youtube video that he later deleted. It was so awful, I sold the wah pedal.

Rygot wrote:I really don't know if my opinion is valid anymore... I use my bad horsie as a hand controller to tame the feedback from my diddley bow into musical whale calls.

^^^^ Pretty standard stuff, really. Needing most definitely to hear this, sir. Sounds great I bet!

I haven't had or played many, but I love the vintage Fender Fuzz Wah that I have. Can get me that Sabbath 'Electric Funeral' tone, so I'm all good. And it's built like a tank. Can feedback endlessly too. An old friend I used to play with referred to playing it as trying to 'tame the dragon.'

maestro boomerang's my favourite!

The Dunlop bass wah is awesome on bass, and terrifying on guitar-if your into noise rock/psychadelic ambient music the dunlop bass wah is perfect for guitar. Right now I am borrowing my bandmates Behringer hell babe wah, it's pretty good, it's in the optical style where it's on when you step on it, but not optical.

htsamurai wrote:I bought a weeping demon at GC a couple days ago, this thing blows
way too much tonal coloration, like theres way too much difference in tone when its on and off

Isn't this that wah devi worshipped?

yo buy a $400 colorsound wah and get yo prince on.
seriously that wah rules.

The4455 wrote:The Dunlop bass wah is awesome on bass, and terrifying on guitar-if your into noise rock/psychadelic ambient music the dunlop bass wah is perfect for guitar. Right now I am borrowing my bandmates Behringer hell babe wah, it's pretty good, it's in the optical style where it's on when you step on it, but not optical.

Geez dude.
You've necrobumped a lot of threads.
Could you please check the date of the last thing posted before responding?

I don;t care for the bumps, if the people are not interested in a thread it will dissapear pretty quickly^^

this is such an ILF thing, "no fucker, don't use the search bar, start a new fuckin thread."

htsamurai wrote:this is such an ILF thing, "no fucker, don't use the search bar, start a new fuckin thread."

I think that's cool too

I hate wahs....I wish someone would change my mind.

htsamurai wrote:this is such an ILF thing, "no fucker, don't use the search bar, start a new fuckin thread."

The anti-TB.

edkoppel wrote:this is the best wah i have ever used:


it sounds like you're creating a black hole or something.

Hey Ed, is that one of the inductorless wahs? I have an old DeArmond Weper, and it's bascially a Clyde McCoy inside -- same enclosure as yours though. HUGE thing. Sounds great.