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Anasthesia (Pulling Teeth)

I doubt that was serious, but the internet has no sarcasm font to tell. :p

There's a reason I included the "IMO" and "I've been spoiled by Morley.."

And before you accuse me, I picked the Morley over the Weeping Demon, I did try a few wahs out first.
I'm not just saying because I like Morley, but because the Demon seriously lacked for me.

No, I was serious. And I meant to say that I was in no way offended.


Wah is not my cup of tea. I don't play with one.
So I am the last person anyone should ask advice on on wah pedals.


However, what I meant was if I were to step into the world of wah pedals I'd get a Weeping Demon at first for myself.
Or ask advice on the forum... and end up with some kind of Morley. :)
 
Oh, okay.

For the record, I do know what I'm talking about, as far as mass-produced wahs go.

Boutique stuff, man, forget it!

If you did go for a Morley, used is the route to go, because while they are nice new, used prices are really excellent.
(Applied to newer ones, nitage Morleys vary in price.)

They also made stompboxes, so you can get Morley as such, but good luck finding one. :p