dunlop pedale wah wah gcb95

dunlop pedal wah wah gcb95

Wah
-wah mythical at the height of its glory. With the statement "Cry baby", any normally constituted guitarist stands, a little finger on the seam, to greet the best wah
-wah of all time. From the beginning of the 1960s, with the success of the first electric guitars, many electronics technicians set out to create an effect of variations in sound that would simulate the work of drawing with the left hand on the string. An ingenious system. Let's go on various dead adventures
- born and arrived in 1966, when Brad Plunkett, who was then working on amp development, invented a new type of potentiometer. At first, he thought he was controlling the effect via the guitar's vibrato rod, but it turned out to be difficult, if not impossible; and it is after installing the electronics in the housing of a volume pedal that the wah
-wah took the form we know today. The original model. Vox then took charge of its production while the company Thomas Organ distributed the product to the States
-United. The commercial success was such that dozens of manufacturers were interested in the system, with more or less success. Until Jim Dunlop, who had taken over the manufacturing of the original model, deposited the name Cry baby to make it his flagship product. Which, even today, is part of the indispensable panoply of the guitarist.


- Wah pedal
-wah original
- Hot potz potentiometer, no microphone
- True hard bypass
- 2 x jack in / out that can withstand thousands of connections
- Power supply (not supplied): 9V battery or ECU003E or DC MDU adapter
-BRIG
- Battery door under the pedal