Wah pedal
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CyanideJunkie
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morley bad horsie... either tat or a dunlop crybaby... if ur on a tight budget than u can try vox...
empty71
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Forget Dunlop and Vox. If you can afford it get the RMC Wizard or Picture Wah!!!
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Praetorian
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pooo said:
+1
But personally, I'd get the Crybaby. Don't ask me why. I don't know why. Lol.
stillwater
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Crybaby definitely. The only reason is cos Slash is using it 8)
CyanideJunkie
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if i'm not wrong, slash is currently workin with dunlop on a signature wah/distortion rite?evenes said:
stillwater
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Not sure about now, but Slash has always been a faithful crybaby user since his early days.
empty71
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stillwater said:
Not true, Slash used a RMC wah for the "Appetite for Destruction" album and I suspect he's still using RMCs. The RMCs come in the same housing as Dunlop so it's difficult to tell. Even if he's using a Dunlop, it's most probably modded.
Want the ultimate wah, the RMC's DA BOMB!!!
empty71
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Lifehouse said:
I'm sold on RMC wahs so call me biased
There's no comparison, the RMC3 is "tunable" thanks to it's several dip switches and you can practically voice it like any wah out there.I've tried all the "booteek" wahs available and am 100% satisfied with my RMC Picture Wah. Think about it, Geoffrey makes nothing but wahs and he's dedicated his life to making the world's best wah. The rest of the guys just offer their wah to complete their effects line.
JMguitars
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I use a Fulltone Clyde Deluxe wah.
I've compared it with some of the generic wahs out there and its just sounds more natural.
I've never tried it opposite the RMC line but the RMC does have many supporters out there. Get in touch with Yong at www.misse.com for more info.
I suggest you give the RMC and the Fulltone a try and see which suits your needs better.
On the other hand, its hard to discount what other manufacturer's like Digitech & Morley are doing. The tones are a variation of the wah sound and you should give them a try as well if you're playing more distorted music.
I've compared it with some of the generic wahs out there and its just sounds more natural.
I've never tried it opposite the RMC line but the RMC does have many supporters out there. Get in touch with Yong at www.misse.com for more info.
I suggest you give the RMC and the Fulltone a try and see which suits your needs better.
On the other hand, its hard to discount what other manufacturer's like Digitech & Morley are doing. The tones are a variation of the wah sound and you should give them a try as well if you're playing more distorted music.
Jim Dunlop 535Q - best i ever had 10/10
Vox V847 - really nice wah for overdriven and clean tones 8/10
Jim Dunlop GCB-95 - similar to a v847.. really nice and affordable 8/10
Jim Dunlop Jimi Hendrix - really nice on clean tone.. very very bad on overdrive.. 4/10
Morley BadHorsie - very very nice on overdrive 9/10
Vox V847 - really nice wah for overdriven and clean tones 8/10
Jim Dunlop GCB-95 - similar to a v847.. really nice and affordable 8/10
Jim Dunlop Jimi Hendrix - really nice on clean tone.. very very bad on overdrive.. 4/10
Morley BadHorsie - very very nice on overdrive 9/10
