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Old 06-23-2008, 12:21 AM
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Just bought this pedal, Model GCB-100. Tried it out on my practice amp Fender Rumble 100 w/PV Cirrus bass. Is it typical for this pedal to really suck the volume out of my rig when I kick it on? The battery is new, cables are new and in good shape. I had a EBS wah/one and it did not affect volume like this Dunlop is doing.

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Old 06-23-2008, 01:56 AM
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Have you tried adjusting the variable Q knob. You can play round with it till you find the spot where it doesnt overlord and doesnt drop out. I havnt seemed to of had your problem with mine. Give the Q knob a crack.
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The GCB-100 isn't a very well liked or highly recommended pedal around here and your experience just goes to confirm the perception. The 105Q has a good following though.
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Old 06-23-2008, 09:49 AM
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The GCB-100 isn't a very well liked or highly recommended pedal around here and your experience just goes to confirm the perception. The 105Q has a good following though.
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Old 06-26-2008, 05:37 AM
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yeah now In know...

And I dont think this is the model with a Q knob its just the basic wah wah pedal. Actually I did a search here on TB before I bought it and quite a few said they liked it better than the 105Q model, so I bit. So then the volume dropping like that is typical of this pedal? Is there an adjustment inside it that I can make to help? Plus it aint doing a whole lotta wah or wah, just low volume, hiss and effects the hi & bass tone with toe up or down, ***? It is a refurbished unit so maybe I can send it back and look for what now? a vox, morley, etc. Just want a basic no frills wah wah.
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....so maybe I can send it back and look for what now? a vox, morley, etc. Just want a basic no frills wah wah.

So get the Dunlop 105Q. It's a hell of a lot better than what you have now.
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I owned the 105Q for a while and I absolutely agree that it's an awesome pedal. I also tried the Morley Bass Wah in a store and really liked it. The price on the Morley was awesome too. I'd suggest A/Bing them before deciding.
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