Best guitar Wah pedal for the studio?

[ParsonsMatt]

The Tremonti Wah has a boost so it's outta your requirements.

An adjustable boost... Even with the boost, I find that it sounds great to keep the sound even on clean parts.

 

[ex-250]

+1 I bought one because of Mike Amott using one previous to moving to Dunlop (and I love his wah use), also heard a lot of good things about it, but yeah, it's a bitch to turn on and off, and since it doesn't have a true bypass, it sucks tone like a cum deprived whore. Very tempted to look at modding mine.

i love his wah sound/use as well. does the vox at least do well in that dept. (sounding like his)?

 

[Suicide_As_Alibi]

+1 I bought one because of Mike Amott using one previous to moving to Dunlop (and I love his wah use), also heard a lot of good things about it, but yeah, it's a bitch to turn on and off, and since it doesn't have a true bypass, it sucks tone like a cum deprived whore. Very tempted to look at modding mine.

Haha, it really is horrible for the most part - but then there's that tiny part of the sweep that makes up for it. I've held off modding it so far, but I think it's only a matter of time before the soldering iron comes out...

Steve

 

[Gunde]

Try them all, but I always use a crybaby.... certainly one to avoid is the Ibanez weeping deamon, I haet that thing.

Joe

I actually love my Weeping Demon. Had an old awesome Cry Baby once but it died and the new ones kinda suck compared

 

[Kazrog]

You guys also may want to check out the Roland V-Wah. I tried it in the store against the Dimebag CFH and it was just as cool really, just not quite as METULLL.

 

[wishtheend]

Weeping Demon sucks - stay away from it. For the studio, I'd go with the 535Q since it has a better sweep, and overall you'll have more flavor. Or if you really want to shell out - rackmount crybaby. That will be the most tweakable and would fit more situations that a single wah tone.