what do you guys think of the BG wah?
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what to buy in a Wah-wah pedal
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 handonam |
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Posts: 2088 (06/27/2009 5:02 AM) |
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cu jarrett |
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Posts: 200 (06/27/2009 2:42 PM) |
It is the wah that I am purchasing. It has true bypass and a Fasel Inductor.
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brick |
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Posts: 494 (06/28/2009 1:42 PM) Bust down the double doors... |
I used to have a Budda Wah, I should've kept it. I'd also like to try the dimebag wah. Now if I could get one with TB, and a led, that would be cool...
Electric Guitar: 60's classic strat
Acoustic: Ovation Custom Legend, Johnson Carolina JO-27 Amp: Peavey Classic 30 Pedals: Ibanez TS-808, Boss RC-2, Danelectro Dan-Echo |
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fredromaniszen |
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Posts: 2775 (06/28/2009 1:52 PM) |
Haven't played the Buddy Guy wah. I saw a blues band playing live the other day and the tone was nice.
It's the one Mayer uses nowadays, isn't it?
I'm brazilian, if you'd like to know. Sorry for any english mistakes!
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l33tm4n24 |
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Posts: 3177 (06/28/2009 1:59 PM) |
fredromaniszen wrote: yea. the demo on Dunlop's website is pretty nice too. I believe it was a Ltd. Edition model. not sure if it is still produced. really like them though. 
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handonam |
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Posts: 2088 (06/28/2009 11:31 PM) |
hm, something i didn't account for when trying out those wah pedals is what an overdrive pedal would do with it.
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cu jarrett |
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Posts: 200 (06/29/2009 1:17 AM) |
handonam wrote:How fuzz friendly definitely plays a role also.
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handonam |
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Posts: 2088 (06/29/2009 1:25 AM) |
yea.
i'll have to look for some more at a different place. |
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cu jarrett |
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Posts: 200 (06/29/2009 1:28 AM) |
I think what Tone Driver is so true. Wahs like most pedals, are a personal pedal that you just have to play until you find the one that fits you!
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handonam |
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Posts: 2088 (06/29/2009 1:42 AM) |
cu jarrett wrote: yea i know that, but that concept applies to about anything you buy haha. I was specifically looking for what major differences there were between pedals so i could narrow down my search. But you guys are doing pretty well with that. gotta keep looking though. |
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gatorforty |
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Posts: 288 (06/29/2009 1:19 PM) I'm never over...over you. |
I got this one ( http://guitars.musiciansf...Wah-Pedal?sku=150751#new
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is very cool, especially for playing live.
Ron
My Solo Recordings:
http://ilike.com/artist/Ron+Davis+-+Music My Band: http://ilike.com/artist/Better+With+Ed 
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adam972 |
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Posts: 1134 (06/29/2009 1:51 PM) |
I think Dunlop has an auto on version as well, but it might just be on the Flea bass version
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