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Pleas?? So i'm thinkin i want to add a wah to my board. I have very little experience with them so i guess something versatile that can hAve a bunch of different sounds out of it?

Im on my celly which makes the search difficult to navigate so apologies if this thread has been done.

Which different sounds are you looking for?

Honestly not too sure as ive only used a crybaby and then only briefly. But i guess a wah that covers different frequencies (?).

amt electronics wah does that
http://amtelectronicsusa.com/productpagejgw.html

This guy's got you covered right here: http://wilsoneffects.com/WahPedals.html

I've heard that he's also really helpful about helping customers figure out which wah is best for them...

I've heard a lot of good things about the Wilson ones but never tried one. When I went on my wah quest I read every thread on here about them and the Wilson ones kept being mentioned....

Honestly my advice is twofold - part one: stay away from the Crybaby 535q - they're built like shit and the pots never last. Mine was a piece of fucking garbage. With a wah I think simple is better.

Part two: I recently bought a Budda wah (purple wah, purple label) and it RULES. Great sound, cuts through the mix, sounds great with fuzz, I use a wah more like a filter at the end of my chain but it sounds great with fuzz, delay, reverb.... couldn't be happier!! And the guy who I traded with on craigslist had modded it with a led when engaged.... man honest to christ the newer, silver one is the ugliest wah I've ever seen. It looks like the terminators dick.....

I haven't tried them yet, but the already mentioned AMT and Wilson stuff seem to be the best way to go. Certainly the two that interest me most, and get recommended the most.

Im a fan of the new CAE wah, its not super versatile but its a damn good wah

I really liked the snarling dogs wah I had. but I hate wah pedals.

I don't like wahs, but I do like the Xerograph Deluxe, which can be turned into a wah-of-sorts. Same with the MF Drive.

CAE dual fasel has two frequency range settings, along with a variable boost. Zvex probe wah is next level wah.

WILSON


Seriously, he makes so many awesome wahs, and they all have really different voices. His 12-position wahs are capable of a ridiculous range of tones. And they have LEDs to tell you when it's on, which I don't get why all wahs don't have this.

I ended up getting the Wilson Freaker wah, which is the Tycobrahe clone and it has a 5-position knob that controls the frequency range, and a voice knob which controls how wide the bandpass is. It's my favorite wah I've ever tried.

You play bass yeah BC? I have been looking at the freaker for ageeeessssss
Seems incredible

I like the Morley Bad Horsie. It works awesome with distortion. And it's switchless.

Of the switched wahs I've tried Wilson rules.