Feature:
not much there besides wah, but i dont want a wah pedal for anything else BUT the wah, so it makes sense.

Quality:
i have stomped, kicked, thrown, beaten, whacked, and tormented this in so many different ways, its virtuallly indestructible. it will probably outlast my guitar

Value:
for $70, you cant beat it.

Desirability:
its a slick beast of funk or metal

Sound:
great wah sound, good for just about anything.

Ease of Use:
easiest pedal i own. just klick the pedal on and off, move back and forth for desired wah, rapidly for cool effects, simple as that

Support:
never had to use support

Overall:
best pedal i own, nothing i know like it. you need a wah pedal, buy this, cause its amazing. much better than any vox that foo at the bottom of the page has

Feature:
simple and easy. no extra crap. just pure amazing music. would be great if it had an ac adaptor included but just get yourself a 9 volt and its fine.

Quality:
ive met cinder blocks that this thing could prolly crush without more than a dent to the casing. its like a brick. i would never do it but impretty sure i could run my car over this thing and still have it play just fine

Value:
little pricy but better than a line 6 or one of the expensive boss models. and nothing like it for the price.

Desirability:
looks beautiful on my pedal board. fits in there perfectly with my flanger and ds-1

Sound:
beautiful. never played with a better wah. has amazing sound. its the god damned original. how could it be any better?

Ease of Use:
simple. kick it on and tap it off. or anywhere in between.

Support:
never needed them. dont see it happening soon. its a brick remember?

Overall:
i wouldnt ever want any other wah. if this somehow broke i would try to fix it my self and if that didnt work i would definitely just buy another identical one... dont see it breaking though

Feature:
My favorite feature is the fact that there are noknobs or switches on the side or anything it's just the pedal and that is all you will ever need! Sadly I can only give it a nine on feature cause that is the only feature!

Quality:
It's made like a M***** F****** TANK!!!!!!!

Value:
It's worth every God damn penny!

Desirability:
It looks really cool on a pedal board with a bunch of other stuff cause the other stuff has knobs and switches and dials that are just a pain in the ass!!!

Sound:
The sound is great! I used to own a Ibanez WD7 Weeping Demon Wah Pedal but compared to the Cry Baby it's a piece of s***! I sold my weeping demon and I plan on replacing it with a Cry Baby!(A suggestion for all owners:Try playing those extended, shredding solos holding the pedal completely down the whloe time, it sounds awsome!)

Ease of Use:
It's so easy cause it's a pedal and nothing more.

Overall:
Overall I love it! And so will you!

Feature:
Simple, which is perfect for what it's made for. Forget the extra garbage and name brand rip-offs that really just market the endorser's name and not the music. Everyone started with a standard, found their sound with a standard, and generally rocked our socks off with a standard wah pedal.

Quality:
Built like a tank. I had a friend who treated his crybaby like so and this thing was still weeping as if it had just been opened. I've dropped it, kicked it, drowned it, short of gutting the thing of its electronics and it still works.

Value:
It's almost a crying shame how much profit Dunlap could be making off of this pedal. Almost dirt cheap and very reliable. Disgustingly under priced (though most buyers won't be complaining about that).

Desirability:
I can't decide if I'll marry my Gibson or this.

Sound:
Sounds great. I'm a classic/stoner rock guitarist and am a sucker for full-throated fuzzed out freakouts. I totally dig the noises I can get from this pedal. Whether I'm doing Hendrix-style breakdowns, Pantera sweeps, or shallow-filter funky funk the Crybaby is all you need to kick butt!!! For those of you who own a talkbox also, I highly recommend you couple the two pedals together to really coax some amazing sounds out of your guitar.

Ease of Use:
So easy, a caveman could do it! You can use it straight forward with relative ease, and veterans can dig how expressive and truly versatile this crybaby can really be. Just like anything, you have to practice with it to get good at it, but like lifting weights, the results will be great!

Support:
I haven't had a problem yet, but I'm sure the support has quality enough to match the pedal.

Overall:
This pedal will never grow old. Don't get anything else but this. It all seems trivial and pointless after you plug into this!!!

Feature:
This is one thing I like about this pedal, no features to go wrong. Just a piece of medal that you move back and forth to change your sound. I love how it is all metal construction.

Quality:
All metal construction, not much to go wrong. I have read however the pot wears out after a while, haven't had this happen yet though. I would tour with it without a backup no doubt, bombproof.

Value:
Excellent value

Desirability:
Meh, all black metal housing, not much of a looker. Function over form

Sound:
Sounds great, easily imitates different genres of classic rock and funk. I use it with a Line 6 Spider II (I know, embarrasing) but it gets surprisingly good tone.

Ease of Use:
Like I said, it is incredibly easy to play. Within 5 minutes of getting it out of the box, I was jamming with it.

Support:
N/A

Overall:
I will be satisfied with this pedal for a very very long time I beleive. Next I would probably get a Vox or something of that nature.

Feature:
It's a wah pedal, but I won't buy it for anything else but it's one feature, so it makes perfect sense, like Confucious. No knobs to fiddle with, nuttin'.

Quality:
Incredibely metal, I mean, MADE of metal, weighs a ton and is built like a tank.

Value:
Worht it for retro wah tones. Worth it.

Desirability:
All black, what's more metal than that?!? But I don't care about looks when it comes to a wah pedal, I care about it's sound, and I want it purely for its wah.

Sound:
Classic vintage sounds, and of course wah. What else?!

Ease of Use:
Incredibely easy, stomp it to turn it on and classic wah is yours. Probably the easiest pedal I have fiddled with.

Support:
You won't need it, this'll probably last longer than YOU!!

Overall:
Probably will last until the second coming of Jesus

Feature:
this thing does not have any extra bull $hit on it so you cant comprimise the tone by fidling with knobs & junck like that.

Quality:
anyone who knows anything about playing guitar they know that dunlop makes all their products with a high quality, and nothing has changed with this thing it's built like a brick $hit house and looks cool as hell (all black.)

Value:
this thing could be easily worth more, unfortunatly i bought it when it cost more, but its all good i feel i got my moneys worth.

Desirability:
this thing is as sexy as it gets... i mean it's a CRY BABY.

Sound:
this pedal has a great sound, a really great wah sound. the best wah you can get for the price a amazingly large sweep for not havind any additional controls.

Ease of Use:
best and easiest to use effect pedal on the market as far as i'm concerned.

Support:
dunlop just makes the best everything in their catagory wether it be picks, wah pedals, ect.

Overall:
i'll have this thing FOREVER.

Just look at the people who use it and what they can do with it. Hendrix is the only example i need to give. he uses it pretty much non stop in most of his music. you can't find a cleaner sound through a wah, no added effects in the pedal means no background noise. perfect at what it does......wah.

Feature:
I Do really like this wah, its fun to jam and sounds like jimi alot. it also works better with lots of treble in your amp.

Quality:
its good quality...it fell off my table once and it was fine. though when i bought it it made this annoying squeky noise that drives me insane, so.

Sound:
This wah pedal sounds awesome, but i would perfer more options. although i only wanted a wah(just the effect)it would be better if you could adjust the sweep, or if it had a boost.

Ease of Use:
its basically your regular wah.

Support:
never needed it

Overall:
its a great wah pedal for people who like jimi and play lots of rock and metal.