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Reply With QuoteI've got the crybaby, It's really rugged and there's no plasticy parts to it i think. I've dropped it a bunch and it seems to still work.
Feedback Score 0 One of my friends is looking for a wah pedal and I don't have enough personal experience to advise him.
He's a dyed in the wool bluesman, with a dash of jazz. The rockiest he ever gets is SRV.
He wants a wah with a vintage sound that is rugged as hell. He went to a local store and they showed him something with cheap plastic fittings and lots of chrome knobs so he can "DIAL IN ANY TONE YOU WANT! IT'LL DO ANYTHING! REALLY!"
Anybody got any experience I can pass along to him?
"After the JCM 800 it was all down hill..."
Gear: Big heap of caps, resistors and transformers that
I constantly re-wire into any amp I want...
t3h 1337sauce
Feedback Score 0 I've got the crybaby, It's really rugged and there's no plasticy parts to it i think. I've dropped it a bunch and it seems to still work.
Basses: Ibanez SR506, Warwick Corvette $$ 4-string
Guitars: Fender MIM Tele, Fender MIA Strat, Ibanez RG470, Dillion SG, S&P Songsmith
Amps: Epiphone Valve Junior, Behringer BX4500H, Crate V18 212
Feedback Score 0 I've also got a crybaby, i like it alot. if youopen up the bottom you can adjust the trim pot and make the 'wah' happen earlier or later, should you feel the need to change it.
Feedback Score 0 He looked at a crybaby but there was something he didn't like. I'll talk to him again and see if I can post more specific into.Originally Posted by JaySimon
Thanks, guys!
"After the JCM 800 it was all down hill..."
Gear: Big heap of caps, resistors and transformers that
I constantly re-wire into any amp I want...
Feedback Score 2 (100%) I have one of the Crybaby's from when Jim Dunlop first took it on.
I've had it for a long time. I've heard other people say they are prone to breakdowns but I've never had any trouble with it and it sounds great.
t3h 1337sauce
Feedback Score 0 theres also different models of the crybaby, I dunno what the difference is, but one cost like $100 more than another:confused-smiley-010
Basses: Ibanez SR506, Warwick Corvette $$ 4-string
Guitars: Fender MIM Tele, Fender MIA Strat, Ibanez RG470, Dillion SG, S&P Songsmith
Amps: Epiphone Valve Junior, Behringer BX4500H, Crate V18 212
Feedback Score 3 (100%) Try a Vox 847, it's a nice pedal and easy to modify for true bypass and such. Dunlops boards require more to TB and I like the sound of the vox over a crybaby anyway unless it's an older thomas organ crybaby.
Feedback Score 0 I have a Trinity, made by Jaques Stompboxes (check it), the Wah is very vocal and responsive, it's more expensive than a crybaby though.
Feedback Score 2 (100%) Actually the wah(s) I'm using these days are models in the Vox Tonelab SE.
My Crybaby is in a box in the van.
The models in the Vox are perfect for me.
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Teese picture wah. Very vintage sounding. High quality boutique build. I use one. True bypass and 9V external power or battery.
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