Electro-Harmonix Crying Bass Wah/Fuzz Pedal

[WhackJob]

So I've been really itching to add something to my rig to screw around with. I've been really feeling a bass wah, and I found this pedal. All's I'm asking is, what do you guys think? I don't have much experience with different different pedals or effects. I have my GK MB 115 and 4 boss pedals (Tuner, Bass EQ, ODB, and a Chorus) That's it! So would you buy this pedal?

 

[crapusername]

It's ok in isolation, but gets lost in a mix.
I like the movement application, and form etc, but the loss in the mix is a deal breaker for me.
If you can find one the ibanez weeping demon wd7 is a great cheaper wah for bass and guitar. It doesn't have the fuzz circuit, but you could then pair it with something really nice to achieve the tone you're after

 

[MattStonewall]

I'd have to check out that pedal to form an opinion but depending on what wah sound your going for the Cliff Burton Morley wah is pretty awesome if you don't mind a switch to click it on. It was 150$ and it has fuzz built into it you can click on or off so it's like two pedals in one.

 

[dannybuoy]

Worst wah pedal I've ever used, poor sound, poor operation. Go for a 105Q or Weeping Demon instead!

 

[Optofonik]

Sent mine back today; really awkward to use. I'm going to check out the 105Q and SC Signature this week. Looking for something that will have a nice slow screaming filter sweep vibe.

 

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