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rnrloser_IX · 10-21-2010, 06:24 PM

Thanks Mr. Dave. I didn't know that about Hendrix. Why does Dunlop have the Hendrix Crybaby then? I looked at some of the Vox wahs online. I saw the V845 Classic and the V847. Is there any difference besides the color scheme?

I've actually tried a few wah pedals like the Morley where it activates after you press on it. In my opinion (based off the ones i've tried), I think that design kind of sucks. There is a small area of movement where the pedal isn't activated yet so if you want to start really low, then sweep it up, it is really hard to do. Also, when you're really rocking it, I find its very easy to de-activate the pedal. I do admit that the fact that you don't have to click it is convenient and when you start playing, the first thing you hear isn't the highs. I guess it depends on the person.

10-21-2010, 06:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
rnrloser_IX Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: North bum-feck, NH Posts: 98	Thanks Mr. Dave. I didn't know that about Hendrix. Why does Dunlop have the Hendrix Crybaby then? I looked at some of the Vox wahs online. I saw the V845 Classic and the V847. Is there any difference besides the color scheme? I've actually tried a few wah pedals like the Morley where it activates after you press on it. In my opinion (based off the ones i've tried), I think that design kind of sucks. There is a small area of movement where the pedal isn't activated yet so if you want to start really low, then sweep it up, it is really hard to do. Also, when you're really rocking it, I find its very easy to de-activate the pedal. I do admit that the fact that you don't have to click it is convenient and when you start playing, the first thing you hear isn't the highs. I guess it depends on the person. __________________ -IX Last edited by rnrloser_IX; 10-21-2010 at 06:35 PM.