Opinion Wanted On Wah Pedal(s)

[MoparMonster]

Hey, I am looking at getting a wah-wah pedal for my Wick Covette $$ bass and I really don't have a clue as to what is good. I am looking for a vintage '60's era wah sound. Any thoughts? -Jordan

[burno70]

Ive got a Wah One pedal. It's a great pedal but there is a slight but noticeable volume reduction when the wah is engaged, which is a bit disappointing.

Dunno about the vintage sound your after but it is a good pedal and doubles as a volume pedal too.

Dunlop 105q's appear to be the most popular bass wah around, if I had to purchase one again it would be that.

Hope this helps.

[selfblessed]

I have a 105q. I think that it is awesome. I have gotten some cool sounds out of it. I can't see me getting rid of it. Sweet modern sounds when you need them and older tones when you need them too.

[K-T]

Originally Posted by selfblessed

I have a 105q. I think that it is awesome. I have gotten some cool sounds out of it. I can't see me getting rid of it. Sweet modern sounds when you need them and older tones when you need them too.

+1 i was going to say the same thing!

[casio]

+1 for the 105q

[Geddyfleaharris]

Ibanez Weeping Demon has taken the place of the 105Q on my board.

[funkalicious101]

the 105Q seems more funky than psychadelic to me.

[screamingmonkey]

The Weeping Demon is a great pedal and highly adjustable, lets you get the sound you want out of it...ton of fun to play with.

[Petary791]

I would suggest against the 105Q. It's really more quacky and funky than vintagey for sure.

[Lebowsky]

there are 4 popular bass wahs out there... morley, dunlop, ibanez and ebs. try them to see which one suits you most

[MoparMonster]

Alright, thanks guys for all your input.