Bass wah pedal.

[splintersfury]

Is there such a thing as a wah pedal for bass?
or can we use the guitar wah pedal for bass?

 

[b33r]

yes, there are wah pedals for bass.

e.g. http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Dunlop-Crybaby-105Q-Bass-Wah-Pedal?sku=151096

and yes, you can use a guitar wah pedal, but since the sweep range of frequencies are meant for guitar, it's probably going to sound weird.

 

[splintersfury]

erm i can use any kind of pedals which was meant for guitar on my bass??

eh thx, u know where can i get these bass wah pedals in singapore?

 

[Dugujuijian]

Yea you can use them. But probably some would sound weird. You can get them at ebenex or swee lee.
http://www.ebenex.com
http://sweelee.com.sg/catalog/index.php?cPath=1_6_185

 

[5stringwonder]

you can use any pedal on bass just that some of them work better than others. for wah pedals, it would be advisable to stick to the more bass specific, although some of the guitar ones seem to work reasonably well with bass.

You might want to check out the following :

Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah
Morley Dual Bass Wah
Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah
EBS Wah One
Wilson Effects 12 Stage Wah
Wilson Effects Freaker Wah

 

[BlackAcidDevil]

Yes you can use a guitar wah for bass. A little signal difference between your lows and highs. But work all the same.I don't actually need a wah but since city music is selling vox wah cheap, might as well.

 

[shinobi]

i think normally wahs, phasers, filters and drives meant for guitar may not necessarily work well on the bass. choruses and delays should be ok. some higher-end pedal manufacturers make pedals that are meant for a full-range of applications, like ehx and devi ever