Wah Wah Pedals?

[Trypp Powell]

Went all over town looking for a wah to use in front of my F-50, and all anyone stocks is the basic crybaby and the current Boss model.

Anyone here using the Bad Horsie or the George Dennis wah? I've also thought about a Budda wah.

[jgcable]

The Morley Bad Horsie 2 is a great wah.

[dannyr]

I prefer the Budda. I have owned the Budda, Bad Horsie 2, Classic Crybaby, and Vox. The Budda costs more, but well worth it IMO.

[Trypp Powell]

I've heard nothing but good things about the Budda, but I'm thinking it is going to be a vintage voiced wah that will work great with clean/mid gain tones and not so well with high gain settings. Of course, I could be wrong.

One interesting wah is the Tremonti model that Morley makes. It is apparently much like a Bad Horsie, but with a 20db gain switch added to it.

95% of the time, I'm only going to use it for lead lines.

The best thing to do is probably buy one of each and then ebay those that I don't like.

[jgcable]

Any Bad Horsie wah will do great for high gain.

[roodyrocker]

Expensive, but killer Wah is the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe

Rudy

https://www.wickedrocks.com

[Randog]

Dunlop Jimi Hendrix FTW.

I really love mine, and it takes to high gain very, very well.

[toddstaples]

Dunlop Zakk wah. Its a Hendrix with a red Fasel and it Handles High gain extremly well.....

[Twisteramps]

I liked how the Bad Horsie II activated, but wasn't real happy with the tones until I modded it. Probably the best bang for the buck new out there is the Crybaby Classic... sounds great and it's true bypass. Don't let the 'classic' fool you - it would work great for high gain leads.

Pete

[Rage]

I use a bad horsie for high gain lead work and LOVE IT!

[Robotechnology]

I think the Budda is the best sounding but, if you want different and not too expensive try the Weeping Demon... I have one... and like it better than a Crybaby.

[hippietim]

The Morley Bad Horsie 2 is a great wah.

+1 - fantastic wahs and the switchless activation is killer!

[mantis]

Any Bad Horsie wah will do great for high gain.

Completely agree.

[Trypp Powell]

I ended up with the bad horsie 2. It is a very nice pedal and is voiced exactly like what I was looking for. Thanks for all of the suggestions.

[Learn Guitars]

Went all over town looking for a wah to use in front of my F-50, and all anyone stocks is the basic crybaby and the current Boss model.

Anyone here using the Bad Horsie or the George Dennis wah? I've also thought about a Budda wah.

I run the Budda and it is a great pedal. I have my original dunlop Wah too. But I like the range and smoothness of the budda