Wah-pedals!

[Mr Ed]

I had a Morley (Tremonti Power Wah) for a few years, awful things.

I love my Crybaby From Hell... but I plan on upgrading to a Fulltone Clyde Deluxe when I can afford it.

[JDC]

I'm quite drunk and don't know that much on wahs but I'm quite sure the Dunlop 535Q has true bypass. and if I remember right it the same as the crybaby from hell just the crybaby from hell has a camo paint job and skate board grip tape thingy instead of rubber

[FiXXXeR]

Fulltone Clyde wah for standard solid Wah or the Deluxe version for all the fiddly in-between sounds.

i own the standard and love it will not bother with anything else, i play just what you do, rock with the funk!!!!
suits me fine il post a sound clip of one my funkier tracks played with the fulltone in a few days.

Rob

[Steve Kinsen]

God, we're a sad bunch: past 11pm on Christmas Eve and we're hitting the Bare Knuckle Forums!

Anyway, merry christmas to anyone reading the thread! Us musicians are an underloved lot, so festive wishes to all of you!

[Brow]

The best wah I've found for using with distortion is the Morley Bad Horsie. I'm not overly keen on it for clean things, but with distortion it cuts through and also has a small volume boost when it's switched on, which helps for solos etc.

My 'do everything' wah is a HBE Medicine Bawl which I really like both clean and overdriven, but doesn't cut through quite so well as the Horsie under higher gain settings.

[JJretroTONEGOD]

If you want a versitile wha, go for the Teese RMC3, I have got tones as good as the Jen 70s whas out of it, and also some mentally ill yoy yoy sounds, not for the faint hearted, or drug addicts lol