Author Topic: Burn it baby Wah Wah !!! (Read 1981 times)

mesfigas · « **on:** July 18, 2007, 01:38:38 PM »

I burn a resistor of an RMC wizard wah and i am looking for a new now

The RMC wizard had a very nice voice throuh my VHT super 30 but not so much quak on the drive chanell

some of you may think that this pedal is a vintage pedal so dont expec so much quak on he drive chanell but i heard the fulltone deluxe and i was very surprised

Very good voicing wah both channels

so i am thinking to replace it wih he fulltone clyde deluxe or he RMC 3
that has some fine tune buttons.

So RMC 3 or Fulltone clyde deluxe !!!!

Canadian Steve · « **Reply #1 on:** July 18, 2007, 04:45:12 PM »

Did your RMC wah come with the Foxrox retrofit? All the '07 ones have it as standard - I used to have an RMC WOF wah without it installed and sold it for a new Picture wah with Foxrox and it takes care of the problem when using it with overdrive/dist/fuzz.

mesfigas · « **Reply #2 on:** July 18, 2007, 06:34:47 PM »

Quote from: Canadian Steve

Did your RMC wah come with the Foxrox retrofit? All the '07 ones have it as standard - I used to have an RMC WOF wah without it installed and sold it for a new Picture wah with Foxrox and it takes care of the problem when using it with overdrive/dist/fuzz.

Really ..........i didnt knoe that my wizard doesnt have the foxrox retrofit it must be old version.

i really like he voice of the rmc but on he drive chanell of my VHT amp
it doesnt quacking so good........the quack is hidden behind the drive.

i though the retrofit was only for he fuzz pedals not to solve the overdrive
problem.

Canadian Steve · « **Reply #3 on:** July 19, 2007, 12:13:30 AM »

The retrofit works on fuzz pedals, as well as other dist/overdrive applications. I used to use my old WOF wah on amp overdrive + a Keeley MT-2 and Keeley DS-1 and the 'wah' sound would always get lost. I emailed Geoffrey Teese and he was saying how the Foxrox takes care of the problem. I considered A fulltone Clyde deluxe and an RMC 3, before settling on a picture wah. I would say stick with a Teese wah - the guy lives and breathes WAH and has always been helpful to me if I had any questions. Fulltone on the other hand, don't specialise solely on wah pedals and great customer service.

mesfigas · « **Reply #4 on:** July 19, 2007, 06:42:05 PM »

Quote from: Canadian Steve

The retrofit works on fuzz pedals, as well as other dist/overdrive applications. I used to use my old WOF wah on amp overdrive + a Keeley MT-2 and Keeley DS-1 and the 'wah' sound would always get lost. I emailed Geoffrey Teese and he was saying how the Foxrox takes care of the problem. I considered A fulltone Clyde deluxe and an RMC 3, before settling on a picture wah. I would say stick with a Teese wah - the guy lives and breathes WAH and has always been helpful to me if I had any questions. Fulltone on the other hand, don't specialise solely on wah pedals and great customer service.

Thanks Steve but i order the fulltone clyde deluxe last night.

I will try to fix my wizard but .........