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Mike's wah

xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
edited October 2006 in Musicians and Gearheads
I have a crybaby original and I was wondering how Mike turns his on and off without the 'click' sound through his amp. Is there a trick to it or what?
Grand Rapids '04, Detroit '06
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  • exhaustedexhausted Posts: 6,638
    on live recordings? mostly because there is so much other noise going on, you just can't hear it.
  • xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
    exhausted wrote:
    on live recordings? mostly because there is so much other noise going on, you just can't hear it.
    In live shows mainly
    Grand Rapids '04, Detroit '06
    JEFF HARDY AND JEFF AMENT USED TO LOOK THE SAME
    "Pearl Jam always eases my mind and fires me up at the same time.”-Jeff Hardy
  • seanw1010seanw1010 Posts: 1,205
    exhausted wrote:
    on live recordings? mostly because there is so much other noise going on, you just can't hear it.
    +1
    they call them fingers, but i never see them fing. oh, there they go
  • ianvomsaalianvomsaal Posts: 1,224
    when you're playing full out (and especially with a band) you typically don't hear that tiny-itty-bitty click from the crybaby because it's just soo minute, even at low volumes - it's actually less noticeable than many other on/off from other effects pedals.
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