jkdsteve
Active member
Any good? Are there old and new version to look out for?
70strathead
New member
i have one of the original 535q and its worked and hasnt broke like the past 4 dunlup crybaby's i've owned in th past.JKD":2cfdgpfw said:
there is something about that dunlup wah plugged into a loud marshall with greenbacks and a strat that i just dig. i have the true bypass one which is REALLY important.
stephen sawall
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I like mine. I have used wa wa's that had one voice that I like. But I have changed the voice on this pedal over the years. So in a way it has grown with me.
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jasonP
Well-known member
I love mine. Works well with the Marshall and other amps that have a sensitive front end or input. What I like the most if that you can change the way the wah is voiced to match your distortion or clean. Lots of tones.
Had to have true bypass, another option that I like.
Had to have true bypass, another option that I like.
cyndicate
Well-known member
Very awesome pedal, just got it a few months ago, the controls and ability to change the wah voicing is what makes it rock 
I prefer it over the classic dunlop wah
I prefer it over the classic dunlop wah
jkdsteve
Active member
Thx. guys...someone wants to trade me one for my boss EQ..I already have a wah but I liked the sound of the Dunlop voicing switch...if it's one thing I don't like about my Morley Lynch Wah it's the limited sweep.
Random Hero
Active member
I used to have the Dime wah, which shares a lot of features, and I thought the way tone was really nice. I just didn't like the bypass.
Aslong as you make sure it's a true bypass model, you'll really like it. Very versatile and a great sounding wah.
Aslong as you make sure it's a true bypass model, you'll really like it. Very versatile and a great sounding wah.
VoodooChild24
Active member
Random Hero":3ef2gdua said:
+1. It's different when you have a truebypass wah. I use to own a CFH wah, ZW and the 535q. But after I tried the Fulltone wah, there is no going back.