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Dunlop 535Q Crybaby-Series Wah Pedal
Multi-wah pedal with 6 settings and volume boost. Revised 1 x 9-volt version.
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The 535Q offers versatility never heard before. This pedal allows the player to customize and shape the sound of the wah. By a simple turn of the "Q" dial, you can shape your wah from a narrow, sharp wah to a broad, subtle wah. The Crybaby 535Q also offers 6 new guitar wah ranges, a variable boost from 0 to +26 dB, and a hard wire on/off switch. Its new custom circuitry consumes less power and eliminates unwanted distortion. Powered by the Dunlop ECB03 and/or 1 x 9 volt battery.
Weight: 3.7 lbs.
Color: Black
Technical Info
Dimensions: 10 x 4 x 2-1/2 in.Weight: 3.7 lbs.
Color: Black
Adds versatility with a control over the width, or Q, of the filter. Now you can vary the wah sound from subtle to extreme, and there's also a variable level boost.
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Dunlop 535Q Crybaby-Series Wah Pedal Reviews
10 out of 10
"Crybaby 535Q"
Feature:
This is the swiss army wah of the crybaby lineup. It has a sweep range selector, Q dial, and volume boost switch and control knob. The Ibanez Weeping Demon has a few other features, but lacks the Fasel inductor, which this wah has.
Quality:
I have gigged this pedal for three years, and it hasn't failed me yet.
Value:
It's got bells and whistles, so you pay for what you get.
Sound:
Just the classic wah sound. The plus to this particular model is all the cool knobs. The sweep range selector is just right so you get a good selection of sweep sensitivity. The Q dial is nice, but I keep it at the 12 o'clock position. The boost switch and dial are good for solos, but I personally don't use it because it adds a hiss if it's turned up too much. Overall it sounds great anyway.
Ease of Use:
Understanding the controls could be a little challenging to inexperienced wah owners, but once you figure it out, it works like any other pedal. Stomp and go.
Overall:
I think you could get away with a Crybaby Classic and be just fine, but if you absolutely HAVE to have the cool knobs, then here you go.
This is the swiss army wah of the crybaby lineup. It has a sweep range selector, Q dial, and volume boost switch and control knob. The Ibanez Weeping Demon has a few other features, but lacks the Fasel inductor, which this wah has.
Quality:
I have gigged this pedal for three years, and it hasn't failed me yet.
Value:
It's got bells and whistles, so you pay for what you get.
Sound:
Just the classic wah sound. The plus to this particular model is all the cool knobs. The sweep range selector is just right so you get a good selection of sweep sensitivity. The Q dial is nice, but I keep it at the 12 o'clock position. The boost switch and dial are good for solos, but I personally don't use it because it adds a hiss if it's turned up too much. Overall it sounds great anyway.
Ease of Use:
Understanding the controls could be a little challenging to inexperienced wah owners, but once you figure it out, it works like any other pedal. Stomp and go.
Overall:
I think you could get away with a Crybaby Classic and be just fine, but if you absolutely HAVE to have the cool knobs, then here you go.
Submitted: 02/03/2008
6 out of 10
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"Good sound but with a significant downside"
Feature:
The ability to change the "Q" and the range of frequencies is very useful for a variety of sounds.
Quality:
This is a ruggedly built unit.
Value:
While this is a well built wah that sounds really good, there is one big problem. This unit does not use a true bypass, it's a hardwired bypass that produces a pop almost every time the effect is engaged. Support acknowleged this is the case. If you are a professional, you will find that it may not the kind of wah that you will want to use live because of this popping. While in the studio I've found that its useful since I can punch in while its already engaged. One thing I can say is that it doesn't affect the signal when in bypass (which is a good thing)
Sound:
The sound is high quality.
Support:
I called the company and was reasonably able to reach a support tech.
The ability to change the "Q" and the range of frequencies is very useful for a variety of sounds.
Quality:
This is a ruggedly built unit.
Value:
While this is a well built wah that sounds really good, there is one big problem. This unit does not use a true bypass, it's a hardwired bypass that produces a pop almost every time the effect is engaged. Support acknowleged this is the case. If you are a professional, you will find that it may not the kind of wah that you will want to use live because of this popping. While in the studio I've found that its useful since I can punch in while its already engaged. One thing I can say is that it doesn't affect the signal when in bypass (which is a good thing)
Sound:
The sound is high quality.
Support:
I called the company and was reasonably able to reach a support tech.
Submitted: 05/03/2005
Style of Music: Rock, Christian Contemporary
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