Feature:
its just amazing how many features the manufacturer could fit on the one piece of equipment. the other wahs a looked at barely had anything on them!

Quality:
This product will never have to be replaced, the metal shell seems pretty strong, but I still like to keep it in the box on a shelf when not in use.(mainly because I dont want to trip on it)

Value:
Very good, I dont thind I could have gotten a better deal, legaly anyway.If I saw this product in a window, I would have asumed that it was somewhere around $175. but its not.

Desirability:
It lookes very cool, nice color combination.

Sound:
The sound is great, it was exactly what I was looking for. And the price is great, you dont have to be a rock star to afford it.(unlike some other wahs i looked at)

Ease of Use:
For everyone, I would highly recomend reading the instructions. you need to know exactly what all the knobs and switches do to get the perfect sound.

Support:
havent needed it, and I dont think i will.

Overall:
this is a very good wah, i highly recomend it, its got every thing you would want in a wah.

• Submitted: 7/4/2008

Feature:
Hhhmmm... Auto Switch - Awesome! Auto Switch sensitivity - Awesome! Big time pedal range / sweep - You read my mind! Complete control over sound - Keep it coming guys. 50 to 70 dollars less than a comparable pedal at best. - Does someone have a tissue my eyes are watering. Fun to play - ONLY REASON I BOTHERED TO POST A COMMENT (which I have never done before!) PS - Being able to fine tune the actual pedal range - awesome. You can pick where you want the pedal to 'take off.' Seriously, just buy this damn pedal and move on. (IF YOU DO NOT AGREE I SWEAR YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PEDAL SET RIGHT WITH YOUR AMP. SOMETIMES EVERY OPTION IN THE WORLD CAN BE A PAIN IN THE BACKSIDE TILL YOU FIGURE OUT WHAT ALL THE DIF SETTINGS DO. READ THE MANUAL. SIMPLE IS NICE BUT FORREST GUMP DOESN'T PLAY GUITAR!) Plus this thing still sounds great out of the box.

Quality:
Love it. Love that you can push your setting buttons in and never worry about everything changing accidentally. Love that you can switch pedal modes (normal wah / spring loaded). Feals durable. If you take a hammer to your equipment then you are rich and have problems or you are an idiot and have problems.

Value:
Look buy any other wah you will spend more for the same or less for a product that is less. Some people have complained (few though) about this pedal but I doubt they had it set right. You can make this pedal sound like crap. I can also make my guitar, amp or any equipment sound like crap. That is why I buy equip that gives me a choice. I can do what I want and this pedal can hit any wah sound to low, to high, or anywhere else THAT I(!!!) choose it to go. Point is, it can adjust to your style no matter what style you're into.

Desirability:
OK, this survey just asked me about the products sex appeal. Most other pedals look like they belong under your grand mamas piano. This pedal looks like the gas pedal to hell if you know what I mean. You may disagree but then look at your 'piano' pedal then look at this one and think about it. Those with Vox 847 or 847A disregard this comment seeing how the chrome (in my opinion) on your pedal makes the 'granny' piano pedal look friggin cool again. (Hell Slash Dunlop looks cool, Dimebag too if your into that SK8er look.)

Sound:
Seriously, this pedal is bad to the bone. I went through every wah pedal pretty much one by one. Thing is they all disappointed me... big time!! I was like... this just isn't enough rage / the sound I want(!!!) or that I am looking for (very expressive). Then I found the weeping demon. Hhmmm... where should I start. You can friggin control everything / get the perfect sound with all the settings available. People who say "it muddies your tone haven't spent any time with it." Look, it has a gain, a Q and a low setting. You can get any sound you want from it. You can find that perfect sound or you can make it sound like crap. It is an effects pedal! You can take it too far or get it just where you want it BUT! at least you have the ability to decide what your sound is. It can go subtle or extreme. PLUS!!! it can be set to use as a bass wah pedal. For the best sound you def need to play with it (controls) but once you do I haven't had a wah pedal that even comes close. It goes down crazy (range) and can be easily set to do things that only a high-end Dunlop will do if you spend more money (basic price starts at 60 (no frills / sucky wah) then goes to 150/170 if you want Slash / Dimebag / the good stuff models). I have heard people complain (few) about this pedal but when you have a pedal that allows you to tweak every feature you are going to get complainers cuz people don't know how to set it up right! Trust me!!! I have tried a lot of wahs. You know what is crazy is I have the newest version of Office / Word and I can find every feature except for spell check. What!?!? That is why I love this pedal. They made it all about me. Easy. Simple. Lots of options. Right price range... hell yaah! Now... for the friggin spell check.

Ease of Use:
Uhm here is where it gets tricky. This product rocks big time. BUT... It is a two sided deal here. It gives you every option possible for perfect sound / performance but if you just flip knobs and plug it in it might make your amp sound bad. Which is cool cuz you can get exactly what you want if you use your head / ears. Dial in the sound you like. You can make it sound how ever you want unlike some other wahs I have played or owned. I mean, to low can be bad, to much gain can be bad. JUST LIKE YOUR AMP OR ANY OTHER PEDAL!!!!! At least you can set it. Get the sound where you like it and no matter what it will still do stuff a lower to middle end Crybaby cannot do! Higher end Crybabys aren't better either, they just start to compare. Auto switch is awesome but the way!!

Support:
Only 10 cuz I have no idea. Can't count against them if I don't know.

Overall:
Look I tried most of em. Dunlops don't even compare. I DID NOT TRY VOX so I do not vouch for or against them. Heard they are great as long as you aren't big into distortion. Well WD7 (Weeping Demon) is great for everything... clean, distortion, bass guitar, etc. Unlike Dunlops which seem to have a sweet spot along the lower end of the fret board, the Ibanez did not AND put your 6 string into bass (think its called low) mode and it even wahs harder / better! I give up! Where the hell is spellcheck!

• User: a customer from yahoo.com
• Submitted: 3/29/2008
• Style of Music: All except Jazz
• Location: Alabama

Quality:
this product can be reseelable.. its a realy durable thing

Desirability:
sex appeal:O XD!!?? so..if that can make my sex apel going up, its perfect becauze all girls love me;)

Sound:
the sond of this wah pedal is totali perfect...you should buy want!

Ease of Use:
you can adjust all of the sond, that is amazing to see how many differente sond you can do!

Support:
i didnt need service for it

Overall:
i wanted a wah pedal for make cool sond, i try a lot of wah pedal..rocktron, crybaby ,... but when i tryed the ibanez weeping demon:O!! i did all for have it.

• User: marc_olivier_cote
• Submitted: 3/20/2008
• Style of Music: Rock, Metal, Trash
• Location: St-Bruno,Lac-Saint-Jean,Québec,Canada

Feature:
Quite frankly, I find all other wahs annoying. They have too much range or not enough, are too loose or too stiff, etc, etc, and there's no way to adjust them. The WD7 can be custom fit to you and your playing style, and that's liberating, to say the least. Add that to the tone controls, and you can make it the wah of your dreams.

Quality:
The case is rock-solid and lead-heavy, the soldering is A-grade, the circuit boards attached with a ridiculous number of screws, and it's optical. If you break this, there's something wrong with you.

Value:
It's cheap, but it sounds and plays a whole lot better than anything else on the market once tweaked. Change gear, change playing style, or change genre and you just have to twiddle a couple knobs to make it fit. In other words, it's the last wah you'll ever buy.

Desirability:
There's nothing chintzy or cheap about it and the finish is practically invincible. I think the photos make it seem smaller than it actually is, but otherwise it's WYSIWYG. I'm not a fan of the design, but it's a floor unit, so no one's going to notice it but me.

Sound:
The WD7 is extremely versatile. It can be so subtle as to be unnoticeable, so extreme as to be unbearable, and everything in between. I do electronic/metal stuff, but I've stumbled across great funk, blues, and jazz tones. I use it for both my guitar and my bass, and it excels with both. The only thing it can't do is uber-hi-fi, as it adds a very subtle and pleasing (IMO) grit, no matter the setting. It's touchy about power, though. Crappy power ANYWHERE in your pedal board will make it hiss even when bypassed. Power everything with batteries and quality wallwarts, though, and it's dead silent.

Ease of Use:
It's definitely not plug-and-play. It took me a half-hour to get the ergonomics right and a few hours of practice to get the hang of how the tone controls interact with each other. Still, knob-haters take comfort as this is a perfect set-and-forget unit. Once you've tuned it, you can lock the knobs down and forget they exist. I've moved it cross-country twice, and both times it's come out of the box with exactly the same settings it went in with.

Support:
I haven't had to contact them, but this pedal's so tough I doubt I'll need to.

Overall:
Once tweaked, it's a blast to play and it sounds fantastic, so if you can put up with the funky looks and supply it with clean juice this is the wah for you. I would recommend it to any guitarist and bassist, no matter what they play.

• User: a customer from hotmail.com
• Submitted: 2/10/2008
• Style of Music: Indie, industrial, and techno.
• Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA

Feature:
basic and simple. the way we like it.

Quality:
so far so good. seems a tad delicate. i refrain myself from stepping on it hard. i have dropped it a few times, but all was ok after.

Value:
come on! for the price you get this baby to scream ! its a deal .....its a fantstic deal. get it...now

Desirability:
it is sexy

Sound:
the sound is amazing. i´m into rock, thrash, death metal,etc and this is perfect. this baby screams, meows, cries......and more. i´m one of those guys that are trapped into trying to find the best wah pedal on the market. this comes pretty close for a wah freak. can they make pedal scream more than this guy? if yes, which one? pleeeaaase. beleive this or not, but i was using it and someone thought a cat was crying....now is that a good sign or what!? i´m torn between giving 10. but i believe one day the perfect wah pedal will be made. you can play with this baby alllll night.....to hell with the neighbours!

Ease of Use:
easy to use, straight forward. you´ll need 10 to 20 minutes to paly around.

Support:
unknown

Overall:
i´m giving a 9 bordering 10. after my long search for an extreme wah pedal...this comes the closest. if you´re into making yr guitar cry,moan,wail,etc then you def need this. without a doubt.

• User: a customer from ono.com
• Submitted: 6/18/2007
• Style of Music: blues, rock, thrash
• Location: spain and new york

Feature:
it is easy to use once you figer it out. the only problem is it dosn't come with a power addapter and it cant runn on batterys. the ajustable spring is amazing and the diffrent tone knobs are usefull

Quality:
this thing is a brick. it is realy solid and well built. i've dropped it twice realy bad and it didn't even scratch it.

Value:
it was a little pricey but deffinitly worth it

Sound:
This thing ripps. it will cry, wail, scream. If you run it without distortion it makes beautiful funky sounds.

Ease of Use:
it is easy to use if you read up on it or if you have alot of time to play with it.

Overall:
it is deffinitly worth the money and worth figgring out how to use it. it works grat and you can custimize it to your style.

• User: a customer from gmail.com
• Submitted: 11/7/2006
• Style of Music: metal,rock, worship
• Location: HoneyBrook Pa

Feature:
The most customizable wah I have ever seen.

Quality:
Hard metal chassis.. not like the old wh7.

Value:
$100? are you kidding me?!

Sound:
It has such a range.. its perfect.

Ease of Use:
Takes a little learning.

Support:
unknown

• Submitted: 6/19/2006

Feature:
you will never find a wah pedal that does more then that, tone lok controls range pedal friction auto seitch foot switch Q Level Low Bass wah electric wah nice feel GREAT sound low range wah and A LOT MORE I RECOMMED THIS

Sound:
try the intrustion manual it helps a LOT set your range to 10 o clock your low to 3 o clock you level to 2 o clock and your Q to 12 o clock and you get a nice fat lead wah sound

• Submitted: 1/12/2006

Feature:
yes.the choice of if you wanted to use a spring or not.there are no un needed features.i wish it had an effect padal attached to it.

Sound:
well you could put this product on a really cool effect pedal and like have a cool combo.

• Submitted: 11/10/2005

Feature:
The most useful features are the tone lok knobs that push into the chasis of the wah, and the parameters the knobs change.

Quality:
This product is made quite well, out of metal and quality plastic. There are no loose parts or cosmetic blemishes. The product is quite reliable.

Value:
This pedal should be in the 150 range, it has a great value and tons of features.

Sound:
The sound of the Weeping Demon is very clean and true to the tone of the guitar. The sound responds alot to my playing because the wah is after the distortion pedals, not before as some people put them, which is one source of this pedals "weakness". Another is that they are using batteries that are browning out, making the wah weaker. The sound is quite expressive, and the wah's sweep is quite big. The wah helps me achieve the sounds that I want from a wah, and many many more. This wah is probably compatible with any style, just not any setup. Some sounds are better than others, but only when the wah is spiking the frequencies too much. The wah is very clean, and true to the tone clean. It sounds very good with a metal planet as OD going into a Rampage as distortion going into the wah, into a peavey rockmaster. The different settings are what gives it its versatility, and can be used for any style of music.

Overall:
I expect to be satisfied with this wah until it breaks, which will hopefully be never. This product helps my musical goals where I need it most: soloing. It has a vast sweep of the wah, from deep to really high pitched and when pushed to the highest point, the wah makes for a good solo channel.

• User: a customer from hotmail.com
• Submitted: 8/10/2005
• Style of Music: metal (Death, Thrash, Black, Power, Grindcore)
• Location: Yakima, Washington, USA

Feature:
Adjust just about any parameter, including switching between manual and automatic modes. This is an incredible wah.... both in sound and features.

Quality:
Should last years

Value:
This is an excellent wah and you get more bang per buck than with any others. Did I mention the great sound?

Desirability:
This is an excellent box. If you need a wah, this is the one you need.

Sound:
I've had many, many wahs, including Dunlops, Vox, and the Boss PW10. This is by far the best sounding, true bypass, adjustable in many way. The most versatile wah I've ever seen.

Support:
No ideal

Overall:
I've used this for classic rock, funk, blues, and it fills the bill for me. If you need a wah, there is no reason at all to not give this a very serious ear.

• User: a customer from hotmail.com
• Submitted: 12/6/2004
• Style of Music: Rock, Jazz, Classic Rock, Blues
• Location: Mississippi Delta - Home of the Blues

Feature:
Nothing too special about it.

Quality:
It's fine.

Value:
Dont' waste your money. If you want a good wah at a low price, I'd say get a Dunlop Original Crybaby.

Desirability:
zzz...

Sound:
The sound is kinda weak.

Support:
Wouldnt know

Overall:
Plain and simple: if you want a wah, get a Dunlop Crybaby.

• User: a customer from optonline.net
• Submitted: 11/29/2004
• Style of Music: Classic Rock, Blues, Hendrix, Zeppelin, etc.
• Location: Earth

Feature:
the spring pedal

Desirability:
maybe since its a Demon it should be like all black or a dark color

• Submitted: 11/25/2004