LOL.
Relativity is a bitch, especially online.
High gain to me, possibly something like Steve Vai's Tender Surrender, during the wah solos.
Dimebag and Zakk Wylde tones are great, but they are just really over the top for me.
I do feel however there is no be all end all wah. For the same token, I would never expect a wah great at doing Dimebag tones to excel at doing tender wah sweeps or funky rhythms. I'll still probably buy another wah, just because I love have flexibility and different options.
I think one thing that most players fail to notice is that there is a certain technique in playing a wah pedal. And this is why most folks never really hear what a wah really is about. Shoot me if you will. All wahs have different sweet spots, the point whereby the notes bloom and transcend from OOOOOOH...to WAAAAAH. If you rock too fast you'll miss it, too slow and you'll under accentuate it.
Relativity is a bitch, especially online.
High gain to me, possibly something like Steve Vai's Tender Surrender, during the wah solos.
Dimebag and Zakk Wylde tones are great, but they are just really over the top for me.
I do feel however there is no be all end all wah. For the same token, I would never expect a wah great at doing Dimebag tones to excel at doing tender wah sweeps or funky rhythms. I'll still probably buy another wah, just because I love have flexibility and different options.
I think one thing that most players fail to notice is that there is a certain technique in playing a wah pedal. And this is why most folks never really hear what a wah really is about. Shoot me if you will. All wahs have different sweet spots, the point whereby the notes bloom and transcend from OOOOOOH...to WAAAAAH. If you rock too fast you'll miss it, too slow and you'll under accentuate it.
transistors.