Wah advice

[Twisteramps]

Re: Wah advice

Originally posted by Newc:
I use a Dunlop High Gain volume pedal in front of the wah, as well, so any tone suckage (which is usually only noticeable with high-end/boutique amps) is greatly diminished.
Besides, Joe Shmuckatelli in the audience isn't likely to point out that your tone is being sucked [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

Newc

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">To my ears, if I don't have something boosting the signal before the wah, it just has this loss of bass and treble and a midrange spike. Ecch. I think I'll take a spare 3PDT switch and have at it... and also see if I can find where to jam an LED in there! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

Pete

[jgcable]

Re: Wah advice

I use a Morley PWA which sounds great and is true bypass but I don't like where the on/off switch is located. It is very difficult to turn on and off on the fly. I would suggest either a 535Q or an Original Crybaby with the bypass modification which is really easy to do and availabel all over the web. Original Crybabies are really inexpensive too.

[raymo]

Re: Wah advice

Stu check your message I left for you reguarding the Wah [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]


Also whats this switchless talk? I know absolutely NOTHING about wahs in my 8 or so years of play'n hehe so... [img]graemlins/help.gif[/img]

[Firebird V]

Re: Wah advice

Morley makes switcheless wahs. When you step on it tit is instant on. When you take your foot off it turns off like a half a second later. Very cool. check one out and a/b all the wahs you want. That is my advice...