I absolutely love the sound of this pedal. I (like most of us) am very meticulous with my sound and this Hellbabe pedal really hit the mark. I'm able to use it quite comforably with Damageplan, BLS and Metallica-style covers. I also use the Ibanez Weeping Demon - a good pedal, but the Ibanez sucks a little tone (still good for less 'heavy' uses), whereas I don't have that same issue with the Hellbabe.

Real simple to use with the optical on-off. I haven't experienced the 'noise' issue others have in the ratings, but I did experience the pedal not switching off automatically when I removed my foot. I opened the case (from the bottom) like I had to do with my old Morley and pushed the optical 'eye' down just slightly and BAM, problem fixed. So...I don't know how long it'll hold up with gigging (I've found myself being a little more tender with it now when moving it around), but there are very few moving parts so it'll be an easy adjustment if something goes outta whack. The plastic casing is fine.

I've had Crybaby's/Morley/and Ibanez and they've all had 'issues' of some sort, so the fact I had to minimally adjust the optical eye is not an issue to me. It's been fine ever since and sounds awesome.

Absolutely fantastic. It IS, for all intents-and-purposes, the Dimebag Wah (for $150) but for $29 (minus the metal dime-o-flage casing).

I haven't needed it...that's the best kind of support.

Well...I chose a nine because it looks like every other standard wah...nothing more special (or less).

Active musician - playing almost 30 years

Hard Rock - Heavy Metal

Adjustable tones

Good quality

It does what it's supposed to at a fraction of the cost. I dare you to find another Wah pedal for less than this one.

It's a perfectly good pedal.

Producer, recording engineer, and musician

R&B, Jazz, Hip-hop, and funk

The overall sound of this unit is every bit as good as Dunlop Wah its designed to emulate, I tried this thing side by side with a Dimebag Crybaby before i bought it and the difference in sound was very minute. Comparibly an excellent effect at a fraction of the cost of its rival.

This product features a few very usefull controls that you don't find on every wah, Q-control, adjustable frequency range, I.E.- highs and Lows, toe down range control, and a boost level adjustment, not to mention the fact that its activated by optical control instead of a push button toe switch.You do however have to play around with the boost and time adjustment for the on/off switch to avoid excessive noise during paused playing parts.

The guts of this effect seem to perform very well, however the body is only high impact plastic , but it seems quite solid. The one thing they could do to improve this unit is to put the guts in a metal case.

Very good value for the price.

No service needed so far.

Well its not really an attractive effect, but it does its job and sounds good in the process. It was a practical addition to my set up,i bought 2 of these to use in my pedal boards for my Pantera tribute band.

Pro Musician

Everything/Anything

35 years

Heavy Rock to Blues

Makes a little click that's annoying when the wah is activated.

Not Bad

READ THE DIRECTIONS!!

Plastic seems to stand up OK. I own one and my son also owns one and both have had the hinge pin slip out the right side requiring that after some use you have to push it back in. Otherwise yo may be surprised with a loose pedal

Compared to the price of others, this is a great value...

Haven't had to contact them for support.

Looks fine...Hey it's a pedal.

Hobbyist

Blues

It sounds the same or better than all the other pedals i've tried. It has a knob that lets you change the ammount of wah which is useful.

It has a boost feature and you can change the ammount of wah you want. I find the springback feature on this pedal easier to use than the Crybaby style one, but thats just a matter of personal taste.

Its a wah peadal. Not exactly complicated.

It seems fairly rugged, however i would not be confident to stand on it. I think it'll last a few years but deffinately not for ever. But then it only cost 30 pounds.

Great value for 30 pounds. It will probably last a while and does the job just as well as a more expensive model would.

I dont know.

I'd rather have a crybaby but this is a great pedal for intermediate use.

Active Musician

Rock, Metal, Blues

You definitely get a wah sound with this pedal, and the controls do offer tweakability.But the biggest thing that I have against this pedal is the limited range of the wah.HEY BERINGER...MORE RANGE, PLEASE.I consider this an excellent value at 30 bucks.I have used it alone, and in combination with the digital effects on my Beringer GMX212 amp, which is a very cool combination.I also put this behind a Big Muff Pi in the effects chain with good results (be patient and experiment).If I lost it, I'd get another one.Well made and durable.Buy it and you will find a use for it...I did!!!!

More controls than a plain jane pedal.

Tweak controls take a little getting used to; more subtle than most pedals.

Well made, holds up to my big heavy feet.

It's worth the price I paid for it, and then some.

I have several Beringer products and so far have never needed support.

Attractive and sturdy design.

Active Musician

Gospel,Blues,Rock, Experimental

Does not suck tone. Very impressive wah sound with other features that make this pedal worth every penny. The boost is activated with the pedal slightly pressed forward, the wah is activated by pushing the pedal more forward. The range is very limited, but this can be overcome by modifying (voiding warranty) the board attached to the foot pedal inside the unit. This gives it a fuller useful range. The mod makes it a 10.

The boost and Q range for tonal quality is a plus for this pedal.

Same as any other wah pedal - press pedal and it is activated.

Hard plastic that is sturdy. I have dropped several pedal by Behringer and haven't had any crack or stop working, so I imagine this will apply to this pedal as well. I don't have any backup pedals as these Behringer's seem tank worthy. Remember the old Fisher-Price toys that are made of plastic that your kids couldn't destroy. Well, these can be compared to those toys.

Best value for any wah pedal! With the boost and Q-settings make this even a better value than any wah pedal.

I had two of these pedals come in not working properly. Behringer and ZZounds are quick to answer and resolve the problem. I give both a ten(10), very rare these days.

Excellent addition to my gear. Not sexy, but is a technical marvel. Haven't seen anything else out there like it.

40+ years ending as a Hobbyist

Old Rock and Blues

It's great. Some reviews indicate that the pedal is rather subtle, but I find that with a little tweaking it sounds just right.

It would be nice if it had an integrated PSU/came with a wallwart, but other than that I really don't have any complaints. It's got a Q control to vary the shape of the wah from a more "round" to a "sharp" sound, and a "fine tune" control which apparently adjusts the high end. I'd rather have a pedal that had a click switch to turn on and off; the automatic off feature of this is a bit annoying if it's turned down too short.

It might take a little bit of tweaking to get the right sound. Once it's set up, though, there's not much to it-put your foot on it and go.

The plastic construction seemed a little dodgy when I was looking at it, but I don't think it's an issue-there's a thick metal plate on the bottom which should lend support, and the entire pedal feels solid.

This seems to be the cheapest wah available, but it definitely doesn't sound/feel cheap.

I haven't had a need to contact the company.

If price was no issue, I don't know if I'd choose this pedal over any other.

Hobbyist Musician

Alt-rock, metal

When I first plugged the hb in i was a little dissapointed. But, after just turning a few of the REALLY useful knobs, (Q, range, fine tuning, boost) I got the sound i was really looking for. I have a Jackson dxmg with passive emgs, and a Crate GTD65. I play Metallica!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Guns N Roses, Iron Maiden and this thing works well for solos. For $30, you can't beat it.

I love the Q control the fine tuning(pretty much presence), and range. More features than any other wah i know. You can really fine tune your sound. There is also a boost, it does exactly that, boosts your sound. However, it is NOT an overdrive. It just boosts your sound a little bit like turning the master volume a quarter inch. can get muddy if all the way up.

Pretty easy to use nice knobs for everything. wish the button for the boost was not on the side so you could actually use it live. I love the spring. I also love that you just have to put your foot on it.

I just got the wah today. There where no loose parts. I was really surprised at the weight and sturdiness of it. It is metal.

Way cheaper than CryBaby or Vox. Also has great q control that i love. It is not a Crybaby or vox it is unique. And 30 bucks.

Have never dealt with Behringer. ZZOUNDS IS AMAZING!!! They had it at my door in two days! i ordered ground shipping! Also great order tracking and support.

Sexy black and steel. Q control. i like it.

Learning musician, Metallica cover band rocker.

METALLICA, Metal, 80's hard rock

pretty good with an ibanez tone blaster

could have had more, but what was there was good

i had it running and annihilating in about 5 minutes after i bought the 9-volt battery

for that cheap it's pretty awesome.

totally worth the money. if you've got more $$, go with the dunlop crybaby, but if your budget is low, go for it.

oh yeah. it's awsesome. it looks cool with my black guitar and black amp.

Active musician, in a band

All kinds of rock & metal.

I dont know how I lived without it,even playin with myself its better than sex.

Worst feature unfortunately is its low power comsumption,when plugged into a normal power supply,around 800ma,it clips badly losing much of its dynamic sound range(which really is quite good).I'd like to see it with own power supply built in,right now,(I use wall warts).Dont think it actually needed all that gain,but its handy,I guess.

Just plug it in and get your ROCKS OFF!

Seems solidly built,but I'm not that abusive with musical instraments,after thirty some years playing with minimal monies coming in a person learns to take care of things.

Kiler diller!

Not yet.

Well designed,well built,very responsive too my desires.Sh goes well with other mind candy,very compatible type,a nice personality that goes well its other traits.

composer,thumbtwittler,blah blah blah

all

This is the same sound you get out of any other wah pedal. It sounds great for rock music, jazz music, country music, or whatever else you may play. The settings can be slightly adjusted to change the boost of sound when using wah or the amount of wah. It sounds great on guitar, and you can play it on bass, but I would recommend a wah pedal made specificully for bass.

This product has a couple of features that let you adjust the amount of wah or the sound boost, and also some other stuff. You will really like the spring-back feature and the grip.

There is a learnig curve in using this product, but there is going to be a learning curve using all wah pedals. Once you get used to it it will be easy to use, with great playability. If you are playing an uncommon style of music it may be hard to get your specific sound you desire and you will have to rely on your amp.

It comes with a nice spring-back feature and sound boost controls. It also comes with other features that can control other aspects like the amount of wah in use. I am confident in it's durability in fact I would be fine with people jumping on it. It is built very well.

With the low price and great sound this is a must buy. Do not go and buy a wah pedal for over $100. I wouldn't even buy one over $50 because this sounds exactly the same.

I have never dealt with this company.

This is a just a simple wah pedal. There is nothing really special about it other than it's great price and sound.

Band Lead Guitarist

Rock

the sound is perfect.the only thing is the click sound it makes wen u it powers on an off.it sounds awesome on amps 20 watts or higher.it can be used for bass but it doesnt sound that good

it has a boost button w/ sum volume tone knob like things.it has a range knob which it plays with the tone.

it can be a pain to use.u cant bring it all the way up cuz itll shut off.it works well with delay and revrb really well(boss pedals the work best).

evn tho its plastic its vry durable.i would rely on it wit my life it is so good..it would be perfect for any gig

best wah for the price.it is just like dunlops dimebag crybaby.for evry1 with a small budget an want a wah get this1

it is perfect for classic rock,metal,u name it.its perfect

active musician

any kind rock

Sound is where the pedal really lacks. First, it adds noise when in the up position (straight guitar). Next, even with straight guitar it changes the tone of the sound, adds a little too much treble. I've tried many settings and configurations and I just can't get it to leave my tone alone. The actual wah effect sounds good.

Has a ton of options. Not sure they all work exactly as they are supposed to, but it has more options than many pedals on the market. I really like the default to straight guitar feature.

It's a wah pedal. Pretty easy to use.

Built well. Has some plastic that may not hold up well if gigging regularly, but due to the tone change I wouldn't even consider this as part of my stage rig.

$29.99, it's a great value. Perfect pedal for practice.

I've never had to use Behringer support, but they do offer quite a bit online. Most of their products perform exactly as one would expect for the price being paid.

Nothing spectacular about it.

Active Musician

Rock, Metal

This is a very nice sounding wah pedal. I would even say it is as good as the crybaby sometimes. I played some old 60s Clapton style stuff with it and it sounded spot on!

It has a fully customizable range and boost features to get the tone your looking for

I had to monkey with this pedal beacuse it was shipped broken to me, In an idle position, I would not get my regular guitar sound. If you are logical and intuitive, you could fix it. (I did my wedging a piece of wood into the pedal to make it always on XD)

It broke before it got here... it is a cheap plastic piece of junk. I have never really gone "on the road" at all, so I would not know... The optical eyes was a mistake on Behringer's part.

If you want to take the time to mod it to your likeing then it is worth it.

I didn't have to talk to them at all

This was my first pedal so I wanted it bad.

Budding Musician

60s and 70s Rock, and Blues

i am almost a professional guitarist and this thing plays better than most wah pedals on the market. it is now my main wah pedal.

all of the controlls work great and if you happen to break the product its just like $30 so its not too much of a los if you break it.

the spring is perfect with just enough resistance

mostly plastic but for the price who can argue?

its not that good looking but i dont care sound is all i care about

semi pro lead guitarist

rock, heavy metal

The sound is good for bass players as you can adjust the frequency affected. The fine tune knob helps dial in the right frequency for your instrument and the Q know adjusts the peak (high peak or more mellow peak)

There is a boost function in case you need a little more gain, but i don't need that as a bass player. It doesn't use pots, so as it gets old, you won't have a lot of static when you move the pedal.

Pretty straight forward, although it takes a little time to find the right sound. the pedal activates once you push it down. One downside to this pedal is that it will deactivate if you leave it up too long, but you can adjust that.

Metal base and solid plastic body. It feels very reliable and it would be fine for regular use. I don't recommend throwing it down a flight of stairs to test it, but it looks and feels like it could take some abuse.

This product is definitely a great buy. At $40-50, this product performs very well.

I haven't dealt with Behringer yet, as the product is working just fine. Zzounds, however, is amazing. I found this product advertized on amazon.com for a cheaper price, and Zzounds were happy to beat it. I got it for $39.54 with free shipping!

I like how well it worked with my setup (Fender Jazz Bass, Markbass Mini CMD 121p). I have it going through my effects loop and it sounds great! I did laugh, though, when I got home and saw the box it came in. It came in a box that was 2'x1.1' 1"x9". Clearly a giant box for this item, but it was protected well and gave me a good laugh!

Playing Double Bass and Bass Guitar for 7 years.

Rock, Jazz, Funk.

This is a pretty awesome sounding pedal - Beats my old Boss V-Wah which was about 4 times as expensive and about 4 times as noisy in use/

Excellent - tweakable q control, fine tuning and a preset boost with side-switch operation - like the top end Dunlop wahs.

So easy - any stting sounds good. And it even sounds good with my Jazz Bass, since I can tweak the sound to suit the instrument.

Here's where it falls down. The casing is solid, the electronics haven't broken, but what has happened is that the pin holding the treadle to the bass falls out when the pedal is used vigorously. And the wah doesn't operate until halfway through it's upward travel. Sort the quality out, Behringer. May have to modify it to suit...

Come on, you find an optical wah with boost and fine tuning and Q control for this money...

Hmmm...

It's a black wah pedal - not exactly unusual, huh?

Gigging guitarist/singer

Blues/rock/indie

This has a great sound. I use it for a bunch of the solos i do. Sounds a lot like metallica.

Everything you need, althogh i dont understand why you need 2 outut switches.

You just push it down.

It broke within a month. Whenever i push it down, it makes a very loud spealing noise, and when its on clean, the sound gets taken way from my guitar even when its not pushed down. Its cheap.

Its a good value for as long as it still works.

Impossible to find any ansers on the behringher site.

When i saw it i wanted it but now i wish i had saved up for the crybaby.

Active Musician

Rock, Alternative, Classic Rock, Metal, Accoustic, Grunge, R & R (Rock and Rap).

Snow Metal

it's quiet normal, but sometimes it starts to crack or something like that

Many options, but not very usefull

Quiet easy

Not very happy, because it's made of plastic and top part of pedal is shaking and I'm afraid it will broke :|

Product worth its price ! I'm happy about ths pice, because I wanted to try out the Wahs and it had the best price of them all

it's normal

It's only a hobby

Rock , regae and funk

I've been playing professionally, avocationally, and simply as a hobbyist for 46 years.

Rock, pop, blues, R&B, jazz rock, a little Latin.

I've been playing professionally, avocationally, and simply as a hobbyist for 46 years.

Rock, pop, blues, R&B, jazz rock, a little Latin.

the sound wasn't to bad, it didn't offer enough "tweakability" for me. it made very mild sounds compared to what i wanted it to do. i played with all the knobs i could find and it didn't give me the sound i was really wanting, but at 30 bux it wasn't horrible.

features kinda suck, there are alot in terms of what u can look at, but im a man of specific taste when it comes to sound and the features didn't matter because they didn't do enough for me at all. also, i'd like to be able to click the pedal on and off instead of having it be optical. that part kinda sucked cuz of the lag time.

its pretty simple, there were a few knobs on the side that i thought did very little for the quality of the wah, but it is very straightforward.

its a 30 dollar berhinger, and u get exactly that. i decided to make a pedal board today and had to take the rubber feet off the bottom of the pedal, the screws holding the feet in were crap. after i finally got the feet off and somehow managed to get the screws back in i saw an adjustment for the bypass delay time or something like that on the back, i decided to give that a shot and see what happened. the damn thing broke off inside the pedal, so i had to unscrew the pedal (the screws now have NO head on them and are completely useless, and the piece to adjust the bypass delay time is done for. i tried fixing it but couldn't get it to work, so now my pedal is stuck with like 3ish seconds of bypass delay time and not even worth the trip to throw it out. i've had other berhinger products and they are very cheap, but they are also very poorly made and almost always of low quality, this pedal was no exception.

i owned the pedal for about a year and a half till it did went tits up on me. so if ur on a tight budget and just want a very basic wah pedal this one is a good bet, just don't expect it to hold up forever. but if u aren't worrying about money go with like a morley or the good 'ol crybaby

haven't had to deal with them directly. i looked around on their website and the way they word their warranty it looks like they don't wanna give up any more services than they absolutely have to.

its a wah pedal, not to much flair going on. just basic, but it gets the job done

band member, hobbyist

techno, ambient, acoustic, rock, metal, blues, jazz, and anything joe satriani does

Been playing for 20 years

rock, hip-hop, country, blues,

This pedal has tried to give the user a variety of wah sounds but really fails to give anything that is close to any of the common wah's that we are used to.

Plenty of adjustments but they don't really do a whole lot or really help to improve or change the overall sound. Would be better to have less or no features and at least produce ONE good wah effect.

Read the manual, it's not a supercomputer.

The case is sturdy enough for general use. The pin that hold the pedal to the base works loose all the time. The tiny piece of card that moves inside the unit that activates the optical sensor is junk. It has to be cut manually by the user to get the wah to really work properly...that means opening up the unit and using a calculated guess to get it right.

I think I paid 29 bucks for mine, now they are 40!! guess if you are really poor you could buy it as a foot exerciser.

Never dealt with Behringer.

It takes up space in my closet, it's a good door stop...too big for a paper weight.

Active Musician

Acoustic, Blues, Rock

The boost of this pedal is very nice, could not get the blasted thing to work properly on wah setting, take off your foot, and the effect defaults to regular guitar sound......not good.

I found the fact that if you take off your foot, it basically defaults to straight guitar was not a good thing. In fact, I tried to adjust that factor outta the mix and just plain gave up on it. Sold it for less than I paid to get something else.

Maybe it was just me, but I wish I had just paid the extra money and bought a good old Cry baby, now there is a pedal that you can take your foot off, and lo and behold it will play for decades like mine, 30 yrs and still works like a champ, duct tape and all.

built like a brick outhouse, but if you cannot count on it to work if your foot is off from it, why even worry if it was made outta paper mache?

My opinion of the pedal is this....buy something else..CRYBABY whatever.

Here I gotta say that Behringer did do right by me when my GMX212 went belly up. Called em up, and they gave me a shipping number for ups and even shipped me a brand new one the next day. There I would say they went the extra mile. Maybe my pedal was defective. I guess I should have tried...I did not.....not their fault.

Like kissing your sister.....butt ugly sister at that. EWWWWWWWW! no wait, I like that!not really just fooling.

hobby guitarist

rock, blues, grateful dead etc

Really great sounding wah!! Very responsive and dynamic. It gives you exactly what you want from a wah pedal and much, much more. The tone is incredible, and almost infinitely tweakable. You can dial in super clean shimmering high end sweeps, or throaty, vocal classic wah sounds ... the range control allows this to be used with a bass guitar on the lowest setting, which also lends a really off the beaten path "I'm using a bass wha" with my guitar 'whallop' effect. It's a really fun pedal, because it is absolutely loaded with features! The features and dials are pretty straight forward. Spend an hour with this wah and you'll realize you have several different types of classic wah's in one incredibly inexpensive pedal!! The best part is that it is noiseless - it uses an optical sensor instead of a potentometer -- so good riddance to scratchy, hiss laden garbage in the signal. The old Crybaby pedal I was using actually picked up am radio broadcast! I bought this wah in a pinch, because my crybaby pedal is overdue for a pot change-out, and I needed a replacement yesterday, but I couldn't get it to the tech in time -- so I bought this Behringer as a stand in. I'll still fix the crybaby, but I'm thinking I'll lean on this Behringer wah for a bit yet. The one major thing that takes some getting used to is the on/bypass feature -- there is no 'toe-forward switch on/bypass' -- as soon as you touch the pedal, it is on and functioning, which is nice, because you don't have to 'toe-forward' to switch it on or bypass!! I like that personally and I think it's a great improvement. BUT ... If you are used to aggressively rocking your wah all the way back -on the default setting, you will notice that the 'heel down' position instantly goes into bypass, and YOU WILL hear a pop!! There is a delay adjustment that is not obvious but is clearly marked and accessible from the bottom of the pedal ... you can adjust that delay up to two seconds, which allows the pedal to be at full 'heel down' position while playing, and then as soon as you leave it there, it will switch off. I personally like the 'instant on' functionality of this pedal, but it takes learning a little finesse, which is how a wah should actually be used...

This pedal is loaded with features that pedals costing 8 times as much don't even have!

I'm giving it an eight, because it takes a slight, very slight learning curve to get used to the way this pedal turns on and off --- we're all so used to 'toe-down' to switch on and off. If you use the default settings, you simply cannot rock it all the way back without hearing it go in and out of bypass mode . if you use just a little care and finesse, the instant on/off feature will make you wonder why vox and crybaby pedals never evolved ...

I really should give an eight, but folks that know behringer pedals know that they use industrial grade plastic instead of metal. As far as effects pedals made these days go, time will tell... my 'vintage' crybaby wah is mostly pot metal, I could crack it with a ball ping hammer -- the same blow might shatter or bounce off the housing of this Behringer pedal--I don't know haven't tried either .. they hold up just as good as all the other pedals with normal use.

The absolute bang for the buck!! It doesn't get much better. If you don't mind being a pioneer, ignoring all the clap-trap about what vintage pedal this or that guitar god recorded with; back in the day, that was all there was, there wasn't an option -- Behringer just threw it out there, rockstar style!! Finally, a reliable wah, that you don't have to wince every time you go to step on it wondering what kind of sound you're going to get.

Haven't had to call them, ever. And I have mixers, amps, microphones and now effects pedals that haven't given me the slightest problem -- so not having to have contacted customer support ever deserves a 9!

It's sexy, because it works with no frills and it doesn't come with all the quirks and noise, and constant replacing of pots that the vox and crybaby pedals have. This is gonna be my wah for a good while yet!!!

When the pedal is fully pressed down it gives more of a "rock" sound, sometimes i just play music with the pedal pushed down because the sound quality is better.

there are different settings, dials, and overdrive

very easy to use. no trouble setting up or using

very well made. heavy construction and strong material.

low price great quality

Shipping was extremely fast. i was fully satisfied with delivery.

The pedal itself is a beginner, "must have" sort of thing. Great for beginers

yeah sounds gud cause i can use it on bass playing and many types of music... i can adjust also the delay of the wah.... i can make fading on the time when i turn on/off the wah.... i can make a very high pitched sound in a slow attacking mode eventhough i dont use s.attack

there are 3 diff. features in this wah that u can't find with others... 1. boost... u can set the main volume from the wah when ur using it 2. time delay... u can set time or i mean delays on turning it on/off in slower manner or in fastest way 3. range.... u can use it on BASS.... and u can make a very very hi pitch so that u can make ur guitar to cry easily 4. mechanism the spring....it has a spring mechanism which u can also adjust its tension...

its very handy unlike other wah because it has 9v battery compartment and u can either use the adaptor if u want

gud quality very eunique style

very affordable unlike demon wah, morley and cry baby pedal

yeah they are very friendly and honest especially the behringer people

i like all of its features

i would most probly gig with it ................but would not use it for recording ........best thing about this pedal is that u can change the sound/tone .......from muddy to clean babe kills it. another thing if u use a dis pedal its sound differers if u use it before oe after the pedal a lot .................so it depends ............sounds best with out any other pedal.just the babe and the amp .............

best thing is the spring back................variation of sound.. and its really friking cheap

if u have a brin u would know how 2 use it ..........dont worry

ahh its preety good.............but if u compare it to a crybaby you would just feel bad ......

price is the best ever

never used it ............

black is black u know but its like plastic with rubber all over it...........so that aint cool .............. looks great .....

active musician

blues,rock,grunge

This wah pedal is okay for 30 bucks. Its hard to get a decent wah sound out of it becaue when you step on the pedal it increased the volume so much. If you use reverb with it it sounds okay.

its a wah pedal

Easy to use, difficult to get a good sound

it hasnt broken yet

dunno

active musician

blues , jazz , classic rock

The sound is Ok. Better after adjusting the settings to my liking. It tone sucks a bit, even when bypassed unless you use high grade cables. Also, be sure not cross audio cables over power cables.

The boost feature is awesome, just not before the pre-amp input. Put the wah in the FX loop after your gain stages and it will be awesome.

Instant off rocks and has already changed the way I play certain songs (all for the better). I can slam a unison "wah" note outta nowhere and continue as if nothing strange has happened. The band loves the new places I can input surprises.

Plastic shell, although it's very heavy. You need to place this pedal just right of your pedal board to make use of the side boost switch. Perhaps the boost switch should have a 1/4" input so you can use an independent switch to activate it.

Best wah for under $100. Rocktron Black Cat may be better but I haven't tried it yet.

I own many Behringer units and have asked them for way too much info on every unti and they always deliver. I ask for schematics and mmc commands for each unit and they deliver every time but.....I've never had a device fail so I don't know about support for failures.

Saving money allows me to buy flowers for "HER" and I feel sexier. But, my wah whines better, sounds better and never accuses me of cheating on her!!

I do all things at all times

I play and love all music