Do you wah left or right footed ?

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My lovely wife bought me a Cantrell wah for xmas and it sounds killer, i've never been very good at manual wah and i can't decide to go at it with my left or right foot. I'm right handed so my left foot doesn't get in the way when i'm wah-ing, but my right foot has a bit more control.

What do you guys favour and why ?
 
right foot. right handed. tried with my left and it just doent feel right
 
Much prefer using my left foot (right footed and handed). It's a much more comfortable position for me in regards to the guitar body hanging over my right leg. Especially a Les Paul.
 
I don't really think about it. I probably prefer the right, but both are good.
 
I'm right-handed, so I way with my left foot. The guitar would be in the way if I used my right foot.
 
I tend to wah with my right foot as I am right handed. I have tried to train myself to use left foot since then it wont interfere with the guitar body but that didnt work out so well
 
Left footed, right handed. Makes designing a pedalboard a bit more challenging.
 
Right handed
Left Footed when using the wah.
Les paul is to heavy on my right leg when I use a wah pedal. It just doesn't feel right.
 
Left foot for wah. Right handed also. But I can use either , just prefer left.
 
nevusofota":obh0e9yx said:
Left footed, right handed. Makes designing a pedalboard a bit more challenging.
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same deal for me. try putting your wah the whole way to the right side of the board, seems to work over there for me. i do most of my switching via left foot anyways
 
left footed. right handed. i have the rest of my pedal board to the right of the wah and want to keep my right foot free, and my PRSi gets in the way of my right leg.
 
I never really could decide either. The left foot/leg is more free with the guitars body pressing against my right, but I tend to alternate or not think about it. Not an effect I use a lot anyways.
 
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