Dunlop Q95 Wah

[audiomidijace]

Obviously it sounds great, but I use this pedal because it is the only one that I know of that "automatically" turns itself off
when you stop moving it.
I've always had a hard time turning my wah pedals on and off properly.
This works great for me and I've never had any trouble with them,
so I'm wondering why more wah pedals don't use this feature?
Have any of you tried the Q95 and not liked how it functioned?
Just curious.

 

[Lampshade1973]

My 2 Q95s shit out on me within a year but that was years ago. grabbled a bad horise 2 and now have a Dunlop mini and morley mini...the bad horsie doesn't have the growl of the dunlop but I think it sounds great...

 

[Top.Echelon]

http://www.area51tubeaudiodesigns.com/wah.html

 

[thenine]

I have one and I like the on/off feature but Ive always found these wahs to not be expressive or growly enough. Maybe theres a mod out there to help?

 

[geetarmikey]

I really like mine, the design is bulletproof and I gig with it pretty much every weekend. I do agree with the fact the sweep isn't as good as it could be, but you can adjust the Q and Vol, so that's nice.

 

[DAMIAN The MAN]

I used to have 7-8 wah models ( Wylde, CAE, Classic etc). The 95Q is always the one I have on my pedalboard in every live situation since ever.
Indeed bulletproof and work flawless.

 

[Bishop5150]

I use it as well. Had a Bad Horsie for years but ditched it for the Dunlop to have more room on my pedalboard. I've never had any issues with it. Doesn't sound as deep and throaty as say a Clyde but the switchless on/off feature wins out for me. Not sure why it's not a common feature on all of them at this point.

 

[Badronald]

Old trick.
Just take a razor blade and cut off half of the rubber stopper on a standard wah.
Simple, been doing it for over 30 years. Problem solved.

By the way, I ditched my old early 70's wah and all the others after picking up the Cantrell. I love that thing.

 

[Oblivion DC]

I like using that cocked wah sound on leads so I need to be able to turn it on and find the sweet spot and then just leave it. I can't have it turning itself off on it's own.