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I modded my Hendrix wah for true bypass. Sounds great.
SgtThump":1rfexzdy said:itsme":1rfexzdy said:I modded my Hendrix wah for true bypass. Sounds great.
That's probably my best bet, but since I'm on the hunt, I wouldn't mind to try something different (as long as it has that same tone.)
Ever used a Bad Horsie?
carlygtr56":1z1bphfh said:SgtThump":1z1bphfh said:carlygtr56":1z1bphfh said:Look at the Budda Wah.
The Fulltone Clyde is not what I call a wah that goes deep. It's kinda bright IMO.
I actually just sold a Budda wah. Had it for years and didn't really like it, so I rarely used it.
This whole wah thing is confusing. The Clyde wah is supposed to "sound like Jimi", but it seems like it doesn't sound like the Dunlop Hendrix wah. What the heck?
Every wah is different, and add to the equation everybody uses a wah differently.
The Teese Wheels Of Fire wah is awesome. Big sweep. Goes low.
The Area 51 is awesome, especially if you get it loaded with his mods.
listen to the low note wound string shit with the wah heel-down-
https://soundclick.com/share?songid=6033190
SkyhighRocks":fttquhju said:SgtThump":fttquhju said:itsme":fttquhju said:I modded my Hendrix wah for true bypass. Sounds great.
That's probably my best bet, but since I'm on the hunt, I wouldn't mind to try something different (as long as it has that same tone.)
Ever used a Bad Horsie?
I've used a bad horsie before. I liked how you didn't need to step down hard on it to turn it on but the sound just wasn't there for me. It wasn't bad but it didn't seem to have the sweep of a crybaby type wah.
SgtThump":tnm6bkdc said:LedZep77":tnm6bkdc said:...This is exactly how I feel about the Bad Horsie. I just never jived with the tone. I'd be messing around on it and when I'd want it to "open up", it wouldn't. Maybe I just suck with wah pedals, but I didn't have this problem with the Crybabys I tried out yesterday at GC. Anyways, my Bad Horsie is currently on Craigslist.
If you're looking to give someone a killer unrealistic deal on your Bad Horsie, let me know.![]()
SgtThump":1sjt6bc2 said:Have you ever compared how your guitar sounds when it's plugges straight into your amp vs through the Bad Horsie? In other words, is the buffered bypass thingy good? Seemed like it was on that Bad Horsier 2 I tried yesterday.
Bob Savage":3hwby28v said:I've used the Bad Horsie wah for years and it suits my needs well. The reason I got it originally was because I dislike traditional wahs because the way you have to engage them by pushing down on the switch but I ended up liking the way it sounds.
stratotone":225h13fg said:Bob Savage":225h13fg said:I've used the Bad Horsie wah for years and it suits my needs well. The reason I got it originally was because I dislike traditional wahs because the way you have to engage them by pushing down on the switch but I ended up liking the way it sounds.
+1, I hated playing a gig and having to stomp on my crybaby - getting a nice giant hiss out of my amp because you have to 'toe down' to get it to come on, then end with another hiss when you turn it off. It's a lot easier to use the bad horsie because when your foot comes off of it, it turns off. Great for quick little wah licks here and there. What most people don't know is you can use a lot of the crybaby mods on a bad horsie. I took an old one apart and modded it, wasn't 100% like a crybaby but better to my ears. If you dig around on the interwebz there are tons of mods for wahs. The Bad Horsie didn't suck tone like a crybaby either.
Crybaby classics sound great too, I have one of those also, but the switching is a real pain. One option for those who really like the crybaby style wahs would be to build a super simple bypass box and use it to take the crybaby out of the signal path entirely.
dawnofdreamx97":2u2pgpz1 said:I dig the bad horsie 2, the adjustable sweep is sick and the fact that you just have to step on it to engage it sells it to me...
I also really dig the dimebag wah... really nice ! not sure if its true bypass....
SkyhighRocks":17mx9cfo said:SgtThump":17mx9cfo said:itsme":17mx9cfo said:I modded my Hendrix wah for true bypass. Sounds great.
That's probably my best bet, but since I'm on the hunt, I wouldn't mind to try something different (as long as it has that same tone.)
Ever used a Bad Horsie?
I've used a bad horsie before. I liked how you didn't need to step down hard on it to turn it on but the sound just wasn't there for me. It wasn't bad but it didn't seem to have the sweep of a crybaby type wah.