I've been looking around for a whammy pedal but they all seem to expensive. Which is generally considered the cheapest model? Where's the cheapest place to get it (I live in Australia).
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Bass Whammys are long discontinued and can be grabbed from time to time on eBay. I thought the current guitar model sucked for the most part, was a cool toy but I can't imagine it getting much use. The tracking was a bit delayed and it sounded kinda synthy. Not my bag of tricks.jackmurray said:I just consulted my music store and they said they can't get any bass pedal but guitar pedals work fine for bass. Is this true?
Actually, it was Page Twosyciprider said:The new Whammy works fine for bass but for the three octave down setting but I don't see a lot of rigs capable of reproducing sounds that low.
Page three of this thread has clips of a Whammy in Harmony and Pitch shifting mode.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=208882&page=3&pp=20
Pricewise, I'm afraid that you'll be hard pressed to find one under $100 US (plus the attendant Oz premium).
Aside from that I never had to cal it for any other reason.Just like the Bass Whammy... and I'm a Bass Whammy owner!tplyons said:Bass Whammys are long discontinued and can be grabbed from time to time on eBay. I thought the current guitar model sucked for the most part, was a cool toy but I can't imagine it getting much use. The tracking was a bit delayed and it sounded kinda synthy. Not my bag of tricks.
jackmurray said:I just consulted my music store and they said they can't get any bass pedal but guitar pedals work fine for bass. Is this true?
jackmurray said:WH-4. Is that a guitar whammy?