V-Amp with a Wah Pedal

paulhealey

I have a Behringer V-Amp, that i'm running through a Fender Princeton Chorus. I love the disortion I get out of it, and even the overdrive. However the wah on it is terrible. I was wondering if I bought a wah pedal, would it work probably with the V-Amp, or would I be better off buying a distortion pedal also, and running the disortion and wah together.

So it's pretty much like
Guitar

---

V-amp

---

Wah Pedal

---

Amp.
Or
Guitar

---

Distortion----Wah Pedal

---

Amp.

Which is my better option here. I have a Les Paul copy, and in a few weeks will have a Hagstrom HIIN. I play Pearl Jam, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Tragically Hip, some hard rock originals, and some blues.

Any advice?

Pacomc79

paulhealey wrote:

I have a Behringer V-Amp, that i'm running through a Fender Princeton Chorus. I love the disortion I get out of it, and even the overdrive. However the wah on it is terrible. I was wondering if I bought a wah pedal, would it work probably with the V-Amp, or would I be better off buying a distortion pedal also, and running the disortion and wah together.

So it's pretty much like
Guitar

---

V-amp

---

Wah Pedal

---

Amp.
Or
Guitar

---

Distortion----Wah Pedal

---

Amp.

Which is my better option here. I have a Les Paul copy, and in a few weeks will have a Hagstrom HIIN. I play Pearl Jam, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Tragically Hip, some hard rock originals, and some blues.

Any advice?

you might check out the Boss V wah. it's flexible versatile and digital so they should play nice. It does more than just wah too.

Nullifidian

I have the v-amp too and I also use the newish Ibanez weeping demon wah. But it works great for me! I would stick with the behringer, it gives off one hell of a good distortion!