When you think about the classic wah-wah sounds of the 60s, you think about American rockers like Jimi Hendrix and British bluesmen such as Eric Clapton. You probably don't think about Italy. But those Foxey and Sunshine-y guitar tones could not have existed without the Italian company Fasel. Fasel made the inductors that were in the first wah pedals -including the original Crybaby- and those inductors were the key to the pedals tone, sweep, and voice. For years the Fasel inductors were unavailable, and so was that sound. But now you can get that magic tone again, exclusively from Dunlop. Learn More...









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10 out of 10Feature:
I would've liked to adjust some of the sounds, kind of like on the Boss PW-10.
Quality:
It's heavy and seems to be rock solid. I don't think I will have to worry about it breaking anytime soon.
Value:
It's good, but I don't know if it's entirely worth $100. That's pretty steep. Before you drop the hundred bucks, look around a bit. There are Vox wahs and Boss wahs and all other kinds of wah pedals. You might find something that suits your needs a little better.
Desirability:
I wanted it really bad, and I'm still always eager to play it
Sound:
You can feed distortion into this or play it clean. Either way, the sound is absolutely amazing! You get the classic wah sound for a pretty good price
Ease of Use:
You just step on it. God help you if you can't figure that one out.
Support:
Never had to deal with them and I don't think I will ever have to.
Overall:
I'll use this wah pedal for a long time. All artists these days use the Dunlop wah pedal. If it's good enough for them then it definitely must be good enough for you.
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10 out of 10Feature:
AC or DC power, yyyaaayyy!!!
Quality:
Solid as a brick, I think it will definately be with me for a long time. Every bit roadworthy.
Value:
Great investment, only wah I'll ever need.
Desirability:
All black with white lettering- simple, yet it is so cool looking. The outside doesn't matter, though, because the sound is what counts, and you'll definately want this sound.
Sound:
This wah is amazing! I played many wahs until I finally chose this one. It has a very vintage, 60/70's sound, which I love. I chose it because I think it has a wider range of tones than the other ones I played. At the heel position, this wah has a great dark, muffled sounding growl. At the toe, it has a loud, screaminging sound. I like to leave it at the toe for soloing, because it gives you a great biting, solo- y sound. You can leave it in one place, slowly sweep it, or make individual notes/ chords wah. From funk to classic rock, this wah does it all.
Ease of Use:
You step on it to turn it on, then, when you move your foot back and forth, it makes sweet sounds. How much easier can it get?
Support:
Haven't had to use it, and don't think I'll ever need to
Overall:
Great investment. I'd recomend going to a music store, and testing different wah's to make sure you get ony that fits your style of music. Get an Dunlop- you can't go wrong.
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10 out of 10Feature:
it doesnt really have any extra features:(
Quality:
its very tough and it wont break that easy
Value:
this is one of the best wahs there is
Desirability:
i dont know what i would do without it
Sound:
i think it just has the perfect sound for any style of music!
Support:
never needed service
Overall:
its just the best there is
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6 out of 10Feature:
The best feature obviously is the fasel that amped up the standard wah ped, to that classic 60's sound
Quality:
becuase it's a legendery crybaby makes it quality
Value:
yes it is this in my eyes is the best wah ped made kirk hammet uses it it's got to be
Desirability:
The crybaby sticker on the front just reaks of quality
Sound:
it's the best pedal ever
Overall:
ill be forever satisfied
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