Which wah? (don't say carrots)

[cchorney]

Thank you all for your advice, experiences, suggestions, jokes, and alternatives to carrots (or the word carrot). I went and bought a Dunlop mini bass wah. I've got a gig next weekend so maybe I'll pull off something unnecessary (the tuner pedal) to make room for it on my board, or just have it on the side.

Picture isn't my picture, but it's the same damn thing.

 

[crapusername]

I currently use a 105q and a weeping demon.
The ibanez for high squeals, and the Dunlop for low.
The hotone sounds great, when I tried it in the shop, but haven't picked one up yet to try in anger

 

[Dogbass777]

I managed to get hold of an EBS Stanley Clarke Signature Wah/Tone Filter for a pretty good price - it is rather good!

 

[cchorney]

Two years later OP update: The wah is on a shelf not being used. Too much toe dancing while trying to play and sometimes sing too. I do have an envelope filter on my board now that gets some regular use in certain funky songs.

 

[FuzzFacetious]

What I voted for was not orange and didn't sound like parrots, but it looks like you're going to have to go for Buggs's favourite snack after all.

 

[biguglyman]

I like my Morley Dual Bass Wah...

 

[cnltb]

I still like the old Dunlop Bass crybaby.

 

[mattattack187]

I liked the 105Q the couple times I owned it. Killer sweep, can get loud and screams when you run a fuzz into it. Just my taste though.