peterc52
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I doing some covers with a couple of friends. Mainly covering Metallica.
Which wah for the S&M style should I get??
Which wah for the S&M style should I get??
shar-vell Dan
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no hamlett
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Wayniac3
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Any auto wah!I doing some covers with a couple of friends. Mainly covering Metallica.
Which wah for the S&M style should I get??
Jakem
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Dunlop JP-95 Petrucci wah. It is the Dunlop rack wah in pedal format.
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Avi8r2005
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I think the Kirk Hammett wah makes the most sense. Or the dimebag wah, which is what he based his wah off. Or any wah that you like would work.
napalmdeath
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The Petrucci wah is stellar. I bought one and let my brother use it.. 4 years later, he thinks it's now his.
I actually bought it here in the Classifieds.
D-Rock
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The CFH Dime wah was Kirk's favorite prior the development of his sig wah.
rottingcorpse
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Be unique...go with the Talk Box.
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Holy-diver
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The Dunlop JP or CFH ones might be closest. I have the Cantrell wah that I have liked the most of the 3 so far. They are also the only wahs I have owned so take it with a small grain of salt
napalmdeath
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Too much, apparently. If I were seeking Kirk Hammett Wah tones, I'd get a Kirk Hammett Wah.
shar-vell Dan
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I bought the Morley Lynch Dragon wah V1 from MF many moons ago [autographed by GL himself] and never have felt the need for another.
Ive had them all over the years. I can say Musician's Friend actually got this one right.
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