Camden I '06, Camden II '06, Bonnaroo '08, Camden I '08, Camden II '08, Philly Spectrum II/III/IV '09, MSG I '10, MSG II '10, Made In America '12, Wrigley '13, Brooklyn II '13, Philly I '13, Philly II '13, ...
Depends on the spend.
A basic Dunlop Cry Baby is great bang for the buck.
My new RMV Picture wah is a bit more expensive, at around $180, but worth every dime. Anything by Teese is very good, and his service is outstanding. I casually posted on TGP that I had loose connection issue, that I had not followed up cos I bought it on holiday in the US, and within 15mins Teese sends me a PM offering to sort it out by mail, with very helpful advice.
I was mightlily impressed with that.
As I've said before, wah is more about technique, than what kind of pedal you have.
Pick something, then practice, practice and practice some more.
+1 Geoffrey Teese makes some of the very best wah's available: click: REAL MCCOY CUSTOM
Scroll down about half way to see PICS of a few pro's that use RMC wahs (the RMC Picture Wah kicks ass).
You might be interested in this. While I was chatting to Geoff Teese about my dodgy connection, I asked him why he called the Picture wah that, and he replied wiht this
For years, people aske me to recreate the Clyde McCoy wah. I resisted because I was more into creating my own wah sounds and not doing something that had already been done. However, I finally decided to go ahead and do it.
"I used to handle the vintage wah repairs for Vox/Korg (I'm still the only authorized repair station) and worked on hundreds of old wahs. There was one Clyde McCoy Picture Wah that came in which only needed some of the wiring replaced. Once I had it up and running I was FLOORED by the sound. Simply the best Vox wah I'd heard to date (still is). I always blueprinted every wah that came in. So, when it was time to do a CM sonic repro, I pulled up the files for that one pedal and reproduced it, component by component.
Since the original Vox was a Picture Wah, I figured mine should be called the same thing. And, what is a Picture Wah without a picture? At the last minute before release, I decided to put MY picture on it for a laugh. It sort of stuck..."
You might be interested in this. While I was chatting to Geoff Teese about my dodgy connection, I asked him why he called the Picture wah that, and he replied wiht this
For years, people aske me to recreate the Clyde McCoy wah. I resisted because I was more into creating my own wah sounds and not doing something that had already been done. However, I finally decided to go ahead and do it.
"I used to handle the vintage wah repairs for Vox/Korg (I'm still the only authorized repair station) and worked on hundreds of old wahs. There was one Clyde McCoy Picture Wah that came in which only needed some of the wiring replaced. Once I had it up and running I was FLOORED by the sound. Simply the best Vox wah I'd heard to date (still is). I always blueprinted every wah that came in. So, when it was time to do a CM sonic repro, I pulled up the files for that one pedal and reproduced it, component by component.
Since the original Vox was a Picture Wah, I figured mine should be called the same thing. And, what is a Picture Wah without a picture? At the last minute before release, I decided to put MY picture on it for a laugh. It sort of stuck..."
I'm glad that Wilson Effects is getting a fair shot here. His wah's are absolutely amazing. And on ANOTHER positive note, aside from the killer options, and killer sound it gets...
Kevin (Wilson) is a HUUUUUUUUUUGE Pearl Jam fan. I'll probably be meeting up with him at the DC show (he's taking a road trip!)
i just explored that website. i am sold, i want one NOW!
7/2/06 - Denver, CO
6/12/08 - Tampa, FL
8/23/09 - Chicago, IL
9/28/09 - Salt Lake City, UT (11 years too long!!!)
9/03/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 1
9/04/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 2
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'06 - London, Dublin, Reading
'07 - Katowice, Wembley, Dusseldorf, Copenhagen, Nijmegen
'09 - London, Manchester, London
'12 - Manchester, Manchester, Berlin, Stockholm, Copenhagen
http://www.wilsoneffects.com
It's quite amazing actually
my sentiments exactly!!
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
A basic Dunlop Cry Baby is great bang for the buck.
My new RMV Picture wah is a bit more expensive, at around $180, but worth every dime. Anything by Teese is very good, and his service is outstanding. I casually posted on TGP that I had loose connection issue, that I had not followed up cos I bought it on holiday in the US, and within 15mins Teese sends me a PM offering to sort it out by mail, with very helpful advice.
I was mightlily impressed with that.
As I've said before, wah is more about technique, than what kind of pedal you have.
Pick something, then practice, practice and practice some more.
Scroll down about half way to see PICS of a few pro's that use RMC wahs (the RMC Picture Wah kicks ass).
- Ian
<b><font color="red">CONTACT ME HERE</font>: www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal</b>
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http://www.fulltone.com/CDW.asp
You might be interested in this. While I was chatting to Geoff Teese about my dodgy connection, I asked him why he called the Picture wah that, and he replied wiht this
For years, people aske me to recreate the Clyde McCoy wah. I resisted because I was more into creating my own wah sounds and not doing something that had already been done. However, I finally decided to go ahead and do it.
"I used to handle the vintage wah repairs for Vox/Korg (I'm still the only authorized repair station) and worked on hundreds of old wahs. There was one Clyde McCoy Picture Wah that came in which only needed some of the wiring replaced. Once I had it up and running I was FLOORED by the sound. Simply the best Vox wah I'd heard to date (still is). I always blueprinted every wah that came in. So, when it was time to do a CM sonic repro, I pulled up the files for that one pedal and reproduced it, component by component.
Since the original Vox was a Picture Wah, I figured mine should be called the same thing. And, what is a Picture Wah without a picture? At the last minute before release, I decided to put MY picture on it for a laugh. It sort of stuck..."
So, classic Vox has a few fans it seems
i originaly had a vox v847, did not like it, bought this, and love it.
plus its what mike uses
12 position Rippah Qwah Vintage spec with LED!!
True Bypass and f---ing Killer!!!
To Live......................
In the present tense.
Cheers for that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J4elVL7XRM
Serious playing. Really shows what the pedal can do.
Kevin (Wilson) is a HUUUUUUUUUUGE Pearl Jam fan. I'll probably be meeting up with him at the DC show (he's taking a road trip!)
-Seth
and again
http://www.wilsoneffects.com
you will NOT regret it at all! And super super duper customer service
i just explored that website. i am sold, i want one NOW!
6/12/08 - Tampa, FL
8/23/09 - Chicago, IL
9/28/09 - Salt Lake City, UT (11 years too long!!!)
9/03/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 1
9/04/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 2
<b><font color="red">CONTACT ME HERE</font>: www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal</b>
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