please recommend a wah

[quadperson]

I think I have finally decided to get one, just don't know which one...are the optical ones more dependable??? Thanks in advance.

[jgcable]

Morley Bad Horsie 2

Its optical, switchless and adjustable. Its a great wah.. especially for hard rock and metal.

[thetroy]

I also use Bad Horsie 2 and think it's great

[nhspike]

Cry Baby sucks.
But it works.
And can be upgraded with little parts and a soldering gun.

The rest is who-ha
LOL

[åron]

Bud wah

[guitarsjb]

Bad Horsie 2

[Fretburner]

Dunlop 530 Q

[horns666]

Dunlop 530 Q

I love mine.

[deflep]

Morley Bad Horsie 2

Its optical, switchless and adjustable. Its a great wah.. especially for hard rock and metal.

+1

[roodyrocker]

quadperson; If you are looking for high end Wah's I recommend the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe. Incredible Wah but expensive and not found at big chain stores so much, more at smaller shops. BTW, I actually went to high school for one year in McAlester, OK but that was MANY years ago. All they cared about there was the Cowboys, Sooners, and Bisons

[Drazden]

Another vote for the Bad Horsie 2. I spent an hour testing out 3 or 4 wah pedals a few months ago, and it was the clear winner over top of every Crybaby in the place.

[toddstaples]

quadperson; If you are looking for high end Wah's I recommend the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe. Incredible Wah but expensive and not found at big chain stores so much, more at smaller shops.

+1 for the clyde deluxe

Its worth it

[hippietim]

i've been using a bad horsie 2 for years - great sounding wah. i recently picked up the switchless crybaby and must say that i am impressed. btw, this is what vai was playing on his last tour as well.

[Freyr]

I'm going to say Ibanez WD-7. It's cheap too.

[cookiemonster2]

Depends on what kind of tone you want. Try a few out, but if you are looking for a vintage sound look for one with a Fasel inductor.