[stuh84]

Originally Posted by FoxZero

Sweet! I That'll be awesome for real quick wah riffs.

One question though, do these things take batteries? Mine isn't coming with a power supply

Yeah you can use batteries, however I use one of them pedal brick style power supplies and it works fine with that, any standard 9v Boss style supply should work without a problem on that one.

[FoxZero]

Originally Posted by stuh84

Yeah you can use batteries, however I use one of them pedal brick style power supplies and it works fine with that, any standard 9v Boss style supply should work without a problem on that one.

Thanks! I feel better now. I need a power brick or something. My 9v battery budget is getting big.

[TheMissing]

Originally Posted by Shannon

I have an original Bad Horsie & I love it over all others. My Dunlop Crybaby From Hell just collects dust.

Hahaha, The same exact thing happened to me.

The BH2 is a great wah! I almost never use the contour switch, I just use the original, and it's awesome.

[newfinator]

I have an old Dunlop Cry Baby which hasn't seen action in years. It seems to be a real tone sucker but the Bad Horsie has given me zero problems and leaves the tone where it belongs.

[FoxZero]

It got here today! DAMN it was EXACTLY what I wanted! It hit that Kisser tone dead on but then the contour just added more fun! I like the default settings a lot but the contour mode lets me make it crazyy low or crazy high without being ear piercing! And with the switch it's like a two channel Wah! The previous owner already set the delay to min and I tested it with some fast riffs with random wah notes it was crazy.

Unlike Crybabies I love the way this sounds on the low strings! The clarity is unreal and I love the lack of honk! I might be using this on some crazy low end stuff.

The only thing that was weird was that I never used a spring wah before, to get the feel right I need to be bare foot. The downside with the lack of selay is if I let the wah come all the way back up it will shut off immediately if im not careful, but the range is great.

I thought no true bypass would suck, but I can't hear any coloration, but I do hear a touch of extra hiss but if I turn the boost level knob to zero I can just barely ear it and I bet I noise pedal will kill it instantly. I was expecting some loss of presence, but there was none and my amp was cranked!

I have my dream wah now! No honky kirkhammet pedal for me!

[TheMissing]

Originally Posted by FoxZero

It got here today! DAMN it was EXACTLY what I wanted! It hit that Kisser tone dead on but then the contour just added more fun! I like the default settings a lot but the contour mode lets me make it crazyy low or crazy high without being ear piercing! And with the switch it's like a two channel Wah! The previous owner already set the delay to min and I tested it with some fast riffs with random wah notes it was crazy.

Unlike Crybabies I love the way this sounds on the low strings! The clarity is unreal and I love the lack of honk! I might be using this on some crazy low end stuff.

The only thing that was weird was that I never used a spring wah before, to get the feel right I need to be bare foot. The downside with the lack of selay is if I let the wah come all the way back up it will shut off immediately if im not careful, but the range is great.

I thought no true bypass would suck, but I can't hear any coloration, but I do hear a touch of extra hiss but if I turn the boost level knob to zero I can just barely ear it and I bet I noise pedal will kill it instantly. I was expecting some loss of presence, but there was none and my amp was cranked!

I have my dream wah now! No honky kirkhammet pedal for me!

Glad you like it. One other thing I noticed, is that in normal mode, it's damn near silenty, whereas the two crybabys i've owned sounded like AM radios when engaged.

The contour mode hisses just a tiny bit, but nowhere near what a CB does.

[MF_Kitten]

i like my weeping demon wah... it has it´s own screaming kind of sound that i like :P