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Behringer UW300 Ultra Auto Wah Pedal
Funkify your sound with a true auto-wah effect.
"A great, very simple, auto wah."
Feature:
No Power supply included.
Quality:
Plastic, but quite rugged. What do you expect for 20 bucks?
Desirability:
Snappy, florescent yellow.
Sound:
The sound alone is so-so, shallow, without color. Combined in line, behind a Line 6 FloorPod (preset #1) using an Epiphone Special II, I get a great, thick, very funky solid autowah. This pedal produces on this one sound, and I love it. For the money, it's unbeatable.
Ease of Use:
It was tricky for me to get it set right. The knobs are basically useless, or worse. They mostly kill the effect. Set all knobs to zero, except the sensitivity. Set that at about one quarter. The rate adjustment has some small effect, but the depth and manual settings are no good at all.
Support:
So far, so good.
No Power supply included.
Quality:
Plastic, but quite rugged. What do you expect for 20 bucks?
Desirability:
Snappy, florescent yellow.
Sound:
The sound alone is so-so, shallow, without color. Combined in line, behind a Line 6 FloorPod (preset #1) using an Epiphone Special II, I get a great, thick, very funky solid autowah. This pedal produces on this one sound, and I love it. For the money, it's unbeatable.
Ease of Use:
It was tricky for me to get it set right. The knobs are basically useless, or worse. They mostly kill the effect. Set all knobs to zero, except the sensitivity. Set that at about one quarter. The rate adjustment has some small effect, but the depth and manual settings are no good at all.
Support:
So far, so good.
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