VOX V847A Wah Wah Guitar Effects Pedal
There’s only one way to get the real sound and feel of the classic Wah-Wah pedal that changed electric guitars in the 60s. The reissue Vox Wah-Wah pedal. Built to the exact specification of the original pedal used by the most influential guitarist of the late 60’s and 70’s. From the chrome top to that familiar growl, this is it!
Product Features
- Connectors: 1/4-inch INST jack (input), 1/4-inch AMP jack (output), DC input jack.
- Power Supply: One 9V DC battery 6F22(S-006P)
- Power Consumption: 540uA at 9VDC
- Battery Life for Continuous Use: Approximately >100 hours with manganese battery (will vary depending on conditions)
- Included Accessories: Vinyl carry bag
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Not to my liking I bought this for old school Wah (Hendrix/Clapton) .I tested it on a Tele and Strat. I did not test it with my SG. When I was young I bought the original Thomas Organ version Clyde. I also now have a Dunlop Crybaby GCB-95 too from many years ago. The Vox Wah sound is very good, making a very good Wah Wah sound. Its range seems less. Also compared to the Dunlop it sounds weak, thin, and harsh but more vocal. I AB’d it and I just can’t use this Wah because it sounds so thin as if some one…
Okay – Better Options IMHO This wah doesnât have useful zones for the entire sweep IMHO. You can over-sweep and wind up too far at the heel bottom where youâre moving the pedal still but the tone is too muted and no longer being shaped in a desirable manner. The only people I know who like these are used to that and/or like that. Other wahs are much more forgiving and I think sound better – e.g., 535Q, the discontinued Ernie Ball Wah, Morley MT Power Wah, pretty much most other ones. I know you can get good at using…
Great, professional use wah wah pedal