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Morley CLW Classic Wah Pedal
2-year warranty. Electro-Optical circuitry.
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Description
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Morley, makers of pedals and switches, introduces the Classic Wah (Model CLW). The Classic Wah contains the famous Morley Wah sound found in pedals of the 70's and 80's. Like all Morley pedals, the Classic Wah is controlled via Morley's renowned Electro-Optical circuitry. No mechanical pot means long lasting wah-wah wailing. Designed to be completely road worthy, the Classic Wah housed in a heavy-duty metal chassis. Equipped with LED indication and easy access battery compartment, it comes with Morley's hassle-free 2-year warranty.
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Morley CLW Classic Wah Pedal Reviews
8 out of 10
"Great Beginner's Wah!"
Feature:
This is a no-nonsense wah, featuring only one switch (wah on/off). This is basically all you need, and the design is very solid. The base is made of sturdy metal, and the pedal has a good grip and size.
Quality:
This pedal seems indestructible. It has very sturdy parts, and can stand up to road abuse. The button seems like it could break, but not easily. This pedal is built to last far beyond the 2 year warranty.
Value:
Probably the cheapest wah you'll find, and more than capable of providing decent wah tone.
Desirability:
This wah was built for practicality, nothing more. It doesen't really have sex appeal unless blocks of metal and plastic turn you on.
Sound:
This wah lets you get a funky rhythm sound on a clean amp channel. The sweep is pretty decent, but the sound seems to cut out a little in the heel position. When you turn on the overdrive, this wah really makes solos scream and adds funk to your chords. I love leaving it in the toe position to bring out the treble. The best thing about this wah's sound is that it makes you sound better than you really are.
Overall:
A great wah for the price, well suited for beginners looking for a basic wah pedal.
This is a no-nonsense wah, featuring only one switch (wah on/off). This is basically all you need, and the design is very solid. The base is made of sturdy metal, and the pedal has a good grip and size.
Quality:
This pedal seems indestructible. It has very sturdy parts, and can stand up to road abuse. The button seems like it could break, but not easily. This pedal is built to last far beyond the 2 year warranty.
Value:
Probably the cheapest wah you'll find, and more than capable of providing decent wah tone.
Desirability:
This wah was built for practicality, nothing more. It doesen't really have sex appeal unless blocks of metal and plastic turn you on.
Sound:
This wah lets you get a funky rhythm sound on a clean amp channel. The sweep is pretty decent, but the sound seems to cut out a little in the heel position. When you turn on the overdrive, this wah really makes solos scream and adds funk to your chords. I love leaving it in the toe position to bring out the treble. The best thing about this wah's sound is that it makes you sound better than you really are.
Overall:
A great wah for the price, well suited for beginners looking for a basic wah pedal.
Submitted: 12/28/2005
Style of Music: Classic Rock, Blues
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