[ibznorange]

hey, when you get really sick to your stomach, the unusual happens

nah, i hated the stock tone, but after adjusting the trimpots ont he bottom a little, we have my brothers sounding great

[starsnuffer]

I really really love my Silvermachine MkII wah. I've gone through tons of wahs before deciding on this thing. It's extremely musical on all settings and has a wide range of tones.

Surprisingly, I also dig the weeping demon, even though it's one of the cheapest wah's available. I still use one for practicing and jamming at home. The "bass" setting is fun for riffing down on the B string.

Here's the silver machine:



-W

[thedownside]

Originally Posted by ibznorange

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the slash wah is INCREDIBLE as well, but has a ~18dB boost on it that cant be disabled from the user end (excluding mods). GREAT for soloing, but not good with cleans and stuff really. If that were adjustable, id be all over it

if anything i wish it had more boost my only problem with the slash is the distortion circuity, while nice for a boost during a clean solo/lead piece, is virtually useless with any sort of gain.

[stuh84]

I've had a Bad Horsie 2 for over 5 years now, and for the rare occassions I do use wah (I'm possibly the exact opposite of Kirk Hammet) it serves me perfectly. Plus, I have other pedals and my amp for lead boosting, and I hate the sound of lead tones Schenker style, so the switchless design is superb.

My only issue at the moment is that its not MIDI controlled, so I'm looking into the best solution for controlling in a rack that doesn't require an extra foot pedal (whats the point in a rack wah that you can only use a standard 1/4" pedal, just like you could with a pedal in front of you instead? Good old Dunlop....)

Still, a highly recommended wah, never found a need for any other since I got it

[TemjinStrife]

Morley Tremonti Power Wah... the best one I've used and heard.

[Heavy Ed]

I personally like vox wahs, they have a nice full sound and aren't too screechy (is that a word?).