P penta-tonic New member Jan 27, 2005 #2 morley pro series 2 wah. abt 145-150 new at davis. sounds pretty good to me.
D djtommy New member Jan 27, 2005 #3 You might want to try the VOX 847 wah at Davis. Simplicity at its best. :twisted:
fibredrive New member Jan 27, 2005 #5 well, u're in luck, i see 2 folks selling their 847 wahs on luther...enjoy!
pooo New member Jan 28, 2005 #12 I got my vox 2 years back for $100. Real steal of a deal. It's starting to behave a little cranky with all the use but i still love it nonetheless. No knobs no nothing! Just WAH away The Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah looks interesting though..
I got my vox 2 years back for $100. Real steal of a deal. It's starting to behave a little cranky with all the use but i still love it nonetheless. No knobs no nothing! Just WAH away The Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah looks interesting though..
S ShredCow New member Jan 28, 2005 #14 Cloudsky said: Can anyone recommend a decent and cheap wah pedal? Click to expand... Get the Ibanez Weeping Demon. Its 150 i think... built real well and very versatile... Its the most tweakable wah too... plus very quiet... However, its tone is more towards the modern slant... not traditional...
Cloudsky said: Can anyone recommend a decent and cheap wah pedal? Click to expand... Get the Ibanez Weeping Demon. Its 150 i think... built real well and very versatile... Its the most tweakable wah too... plus very quiet... However, its tone is more towards the modern slant... not traditional...
B Bruce New member Jan 29, 2005 #15 don't get a cheap one man, save up and get a Teese wah frm mrmisse or a fulltone clyde standard wah, or you can get a Vox and get it modded just my 2 cents 8)
don't get a cheap one man, save up and get a Teese wah frm mrmisse or a fulltone clyde standard wah, or you can get a Vox and get it modded just my 2 cents 8)
pooo New member Jan 29, 2005 #16 Bruce said: don't get a cheap one man, Click to expand... That's a good piece of advice you've got there. Wah's are more susceptible to wear and tear so it'll really help if you got a good unit which'll last. Remember to choose the Wah which sounds best to you.
Bruce said: don't get a cheap one man, Click to expand... That's a good piece of advice you've got there. Wah's are more susceptible to wear and tear so it'll really help if you got a good unit which'll last. Remember to choose the Wah which sounds best to you.
H hofner New member Feb 1, 2005 #17 any idea where i can try wah pedals? They are not like guitars where i can just take them off the shelve and try.
any idea where i can try wah pedals? They are not like guitars where i can just take them off the shelve and try.