Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: Telerocker on May 23, 2013, 04:10:30 PM
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Just got this. The best wah I tried so far. Two fasels: Cry Baby and a darker voiced wah. Build in boost is adjustable. Trimpots inside to tweak it to your taste. Easy battery access, but I use an adapter.
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looks good! I bet it's well designed and good quality too? where can you get these in england? haven't seen one before.
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I have one of these - really good
Made by Jim Dunlop - so not hard to get
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i got one of these recently. pretty good, but very modern-sounding and smooth. I haven't tweaked the internals yet.
FWIW thomann has them a fair bit cheaper than the UK-~£120 IIRC (UK is normally £135+). I had a credit note with music store so i just got it to use up my credit note :lol:
Nice score :)
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Like Feline and Dave say, made by Dunlop, so easy to get. You can get classic wah in orange mode, the red mode is more smooth, which I was looking for since I play most of the time single coils: strat and tele.
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The CAE wahs are excellent, about as good a vox/crybaby style wah as can be found, and about the only dunlop wah outside of the standard wahs that's worth the notes paid.
Great buy! i still fear knobs though.. ;)
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The CAE wahs are excellent, about as good a vox/crybaby style wah as can be found, and about the only dunlop wah outside of the standard wahs that's worth the notes paid.
Great buy! i still fear knobs though.. ;)
If you know this pedal, you know it's clever, but simple to use. I don't like complicated stuff, like midi and so on, but this one my brain can handle. ;-)
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Great wah. I haven't tried many wahs, but I'm very satisfied with the CAE. Congrats and go do some wahkka wahkka wahkka stuff :D
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I use the same Wah, it's awesome. Usually I live on the Yellow Fasel with no boost, but occasionally I'd switch over and have a go on the bottom thump quack of the red.
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I use the same Wah, it's awesome. Usually I live on the Yellow Fasel with no boost, but occasionally I'd switch over and have a go on the bottom thump quack of the red.
The red fasel is excellent for some distorted modern lead work. I haven't tried it in person, but it seems quite similar to the Jerry Cantrell wah tonewise.
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The yellow fasel is classic screaming wah, the red is quite smooth. The yellow one sounds great with the boost too, the red one with a boost can get to dark with humbuckers, depending on the amp or whether you play a od-pedal through the clean channel. With an edgy tele it warms up things.