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Original message:419 days 21 hours 5 minutes ago

Member: ianz

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right now im using a dunlop 535Q.. planning tor eplace it.

1. looking for a "lush/thick" wah sound that can handle a from clean, low to high gain sound. and
2. not too ear piercing when in toe down position.
3. more pedal sweep range/travel

so if u purchased any of these pedals please post ur review,suggestions and comments..

RMC wahs - rmc2,3, picture or wizard
buddha
fulltone clyde deluxe
med.brawl by home brew..

any help would be greatly appreciated.. thanks in advance..

Reply:411 days 12 hours 11 minutes ago
Member: inablackout

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hey check out the ibanez weeping demon very flexible and has a wide sweep. I tried out a few wahs and settle on this one.

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Wheres Johnny?....Back at the wreck....Stoned again.

Reply:402 days 21 hours 56 minutes ago
Member: Hey Heidi Rae

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Buddha Wah!!!!!

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Reply:402 days 10 hours 52 minutes ago
Member: eds1275

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I have a Snarling Dog's Whine O Wah+ - I bought it before they were bought out and mine is hand wired. If they still make this model try it out - sure it looks cheese however the sweep is huge - like a gas pedal in a nice car. There is settings you can adjust for a traditional or a more ballsy wah sound, and you can adjust the center frequency [low, med and high] and on top of that there is a clean volume boost in there so that you can have a lead boost when it's on - sounds great overdriving a tube amp.

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