Wah pedal - Cliff Burton

[Lucho.Metal]

Hello, my mother is going to buy me a wah pedal.
I love Cliff Burton and I want that distorted wah tone.

I have a Big Muff, so, I was thinking to buy a Morley, but I don't know what model will gime me the distorted tone.
In Argentina there is this pedals: (Morley)

Morley Classic Wah Wah
Morley Power Wah Volume
Morley Pwo-glo Power Wah Wah
Morley Pwo Pro Series Il Wah Wah.

 

[FuzzAddict]

Well, in my opinion, I think that the any of the Power Wah models should get you there, seeing as how that's what Cliff used back in the day. I personally have had great results with most Morley wahs when trying to get that distorted wah tone. But if I could choose one, I would say the Power Wah. Hope this helps you out.

 

[Lucho.Metal]

Well, in my opinion, I think that the any of the Power Wah models should get you there, seeing as how that's what Cliff used back in the day. I personally have had great results with most Morley wahs when trying to get that distorted wah tone. But if I could choose one, I would say the Power Wah. Hope this helps you out.

I'd like the sound like a tiger.

 

[blastjv]

This is a topic that has been beaten to death, but here goes...

I have a vintage Power Wah Boost. It is the big chrome one that Cliff used. They are very different from the modern Morleys.

I have tried the Classic, the Power Wah Volume, and the PBA (the all blue bass wah). They are all actually pretty nice for what they are, but none really sound like the PWB. The PBA was closest.

I also tried the Dunlop 105q, regular Crybabies, the Crybaby classic, the 535q.

None have the range and the bass retention with also the scream of the PWB.

I have actually heard good things about the Ibanez Weeping Demon for this. Can't say from experience.


-John