Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
Dunlop Dimebag CFH wah. Best sounding wah I've tried (and I've tried a lot of them, from Dunlop to Roland to Vox to Snarling Dogs, etc.) The downside is, the switch on it feels very gummy (even though it's clean) and it's hard to tell when it's on during a gig if you can't hear yourself, because the light is perfectly obscured by my Boss BCB-60 pedalboard (and I'd imagine it would be similar with many pedalboard cases.)
I also have a Morley Bad Horsie 2, which sounds great and has optical switching, which is awesome, but it won't fit in my pedal case and it's more cumbersome. If I was gigging more, I would probably go with something like the TC G System and rackmount all my pedals. But one of my requirements for my rig is that it fit in my 2-door Honda Civic, so a proper ATA rack case would be out of the question.
Back to wah - live and in studio, the Dimebag wah destroys all others. You can get some very expressive, subtle, tasteful sounds out of it, or you can go totally crazy, and everything in between. Very versatile.
I also have a Morley Bad Horsie 2, which sounds great and has optical switching, which is awesome, but it won't fit in my pedal case and it's more cumbersome. If I was gigging more, I would probably go with something like the TC G System and rackmount all my pedals. But one of my requirements for my rig is that it fit in my 2-door Honda Civic, so a proper ATA rack case would be out of the question.
Back to wah - live and in studio, the Dimebag wah destroys all others. You can get some very expressive, subtle, tasteful sounds out of it, or you can go totally crazy, and everything in between. Very versatile.
