Feature:
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.

Feature:
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.

Feature:
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

Feature:
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