Ernie Ball wah
Budda wah
Vox wah
I must admit the Ernie Ball does it for me. It's nice and light too. The Budda has a great voice but a too short travel path. The Vox is great sounding (gets harsh at the treble end) but the amount of tone-suck is really noticeable when it's off.
Favorite Wah?
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i've owned the dunlop, vox, and morley mark tremonti wah, and they all didn't cut it for me...they were all way too noisy and didn't sound good to me. then i got a fulltone standard and it kicks ass.
i've heard that the deluxe is a bit of a pain in the ass, but the standard is awesome. it makes no noise, has a great sweep, is true bypass, is built like a tank, and has an awesome sound and sweep. great wah, best i've ever heard.
downside....its expensive. but i got mine on craigslist for 140..
the dunlop 535Q wah is a great wah too, check it out. it doesn't sound like a fulltone, but its a very popular choice.
i've heard that the deluxe is a bit of a pain in the ass, but the standard is awesome. it makes no noise, has a great sweep, is true bypass, is built like a tank, and has an awesome sound and sweep. great wah, best i've ever heard.
downside....its expensive. but i got mine on craigslist for 140..
the dunlop 535Q wah is a great wah too, check it out. it doesn't sound like a fulltone, but its a very popular choice.
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