espquade
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Ok, I am going to have to try this ASAP... It may not be for everybody but I think it sounds really good myself .
Anyone try this wah for High gain guitar ?
Anyone try this wah for High gain guitar ?
BeZo
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I didn't like it on bass. Then again, I don't like wah at all. Maybe it's just me.
D-Rock
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I've been using the crybaby bass mini wah for years now. It's my favorite for guitar. Has shelved all my other wahs.
BeZo
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FWIW I had a conversation about this over the past weekend with a fellow guitarist from another band. He claims to use the bass setting on his wah.
Floyd Eye
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I’m with you. I don’t like wah on a bass. That said I did in fact use a five oh whatever Q Dunlop bass wah on guitar for a long time and I liked it a lot.
The~Kid
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Tried this before and it works well.......
It's not for everyone but it sounds pretty good.
It's not for everyone but it sounds pretty good.
stephen sawall
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I own one. Definitely a different sound than my other wah pedals. Sounds more like a envelope filter than a wah.
TheBiggestJerk
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Yeah… the bass wah has a broader sweep.
espquade
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I need another wah like a hole in the head but I have to try it...
TheBiggestJerk
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The Geez figured that out millennia ago.
D-Rock
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There is no fasel induction, the pedal is an envelope filter. It's also an auto return operation which I prefer, not push button.
I was using a Crybaby 95Q before which is also auto return. Also have an OG Cantrell, ZW and Dime wahs. All packed away.
The~Kid
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When you use the bass wah it's more like "funky"...... more R&B type tone..... Hard to explain but yeah and more compression.