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4nkam
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It's hard to beat Teese when it comes to blues/clean wahs tones but personally, I don't really care for them when it comes to metal/hard rock wah tones. I prefer something along the lines of a hotrodded Dunlop/Vox or non traditional designs (rackwahs I have).
That's not to say you CAN'T get good modern wah tones out of a Teese but I just thought others had more of that really liquidy smooth tone when I played the heavier stuff but the Teese wahs were lacking that.
mJ
That's not to say you CAN'T get good modern wah tones out of a Teese but I just thought others had more of that really liquidy smooth tone when I played the heavier stuff but the Teese wahs were lacking that.
mJ
Juggernaut
Well-known member
HBE Medicine Bawl......
AWESOME, AWESOME....wah.
AWESOME, AWESOME....wah.
Juggernaut
Well-known member
I've got a Crybaby 535q (new version 18 volt), I'll sell it for $75 + shipping. Great Wah, lots of options, I just never use since I got my HBE.
http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?page=products/pip&id=274&pmh=products/p_and_e_detail
http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?page=products/pip&id=274&pmh=products/p_and_e_detail
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Iliketapping
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Thx.. But no thx..
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greenalbatross
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Budda is not fuzz friendly. You could always install the Foxrox Retrofit Buffer. Area 51 also has a wah output buffer with an on/off switch. The Teese Wizard is designed for high gain applications. The new RMC 2 also now has 11 voicings as opposed to the former 5.bloodyfingers":a325b said:
