Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal

Dunlop has taken the original Crybaby and added the three most popular and requested upgrades: the famous "Q" control, which varies the intensity of the wah effect by adjusting the effect's bandpass shape; the volume Boost, for up to +15 dB added gain; and Dunlop's Auto-Return function that automatically engages the effect when you place your foot on the pedal. The 95Q is a flexible tone monster that retains the original Crybaby's fast-reacting characteristics.

Heavy die-cast steel construction. Q dial. Made in the USA. Uses optional ECB003 power supply.

Original vintage effect Q control Volume boost Auto-return function Heavy-duty durability Smooth operation and easy control

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I have owned this pedal for about 2 years now. Its a great wah-wah, and probably the best sounding wah I own, and I own 5 wahs. One thing a lot of people may not know about this wah is that there is an adjustment for the tapper off inside by the battery.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.Pros: no on off switch, spring loaded, variable Q, volume boost. That means no pop when turning on and off, not having to worry about the return position or the stomp down to start, an okay Q range. Cons: There is a delay of about .6 sec after you take your foot off before the pedal disengages. I do not like this at all. Although you can vary the Q, the active physical sweep range of the wah is very small in proportion to the available physical sweep range.... half of your foot movement doesn't affect the sweep, so when the movement starts to affect the sweep (about half way down) it makes the entire range occur abruptly between the small range of motion left on the pedal making it more difficult than needed to make the sweep fluent. Overall it's a decent wah... it could be great though.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
. GET THIS PEDAL AND YOU WONT NEED ANOTHER THIS IS IT.
The auto wah feature is what rates this 10 to ingage without that cliclk is great.
I try the buddy guy pedal dont waist you time or money on this pedal just because it looks cool dont mean a thing not as load as my wah and the stupied who made it light up when off is not very smart light on unit on simple as that.
best for the price i have two just incase they stop selling these pedals there the best.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.I bought this thing more then a year ago and have used it in lots of gigs, indoors and outdoors and this thing is holding up very well. I was worried about the device that actually activates the wah (don't know the tech name) by pressing down the pedal but it's a tough cookie. It's versatile, you can vary the frequency and the volume of the effect plus the boost does it's job, you can especially hear it in clean settings. I recommend it. I play funk, rock, disco, hard rock and use it for everything, very cool wah.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.I have played over 50 years. This is the best wah pedal I have EVER used. Insane great controls that are simple to apply.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.I got this wah yesterday and it is not only my fist wah but also my first effets pedal. I have to say I can easily get a Slash, Zakk Wylde, Jimi Hendrix kind of sound. It also has these eq knobs on the side as well as a booster switch. The reason why this wah does it's job so well is because it isn't a multi effects wah it only does the wah effect so tone quality isn't compromized
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.Well I have had this pedal for 2 years now so I thinks it's time I can provide a fair review. I play gigs almost daily with this thing on my pedalboard. I use it a lot too! love wahs for funk covers and solo work. I ran into an incident with the spring arm breaking at a gig a few weeks ago (the part that return the pedal to "up" position). It just snaped an fell out from underneath the rocker. Looking at it, it seems pretty solid, it's like 3-ply, just wore the hell out. kinda had some rust on it too from moisture which probably contributed. I like the auto return, but only sometimes. You cannot rock to a tone and leave it there, which ive now found I actually quite enjoy now that my auto return is broken. also, the delay from the time the effect disengages can be noticable & bothersome depending on what you're playing.Its a little overkill on the features though (it's a wah afterall)I don't want this thing adding color to my sound. The Q is something u would only do once to tune the thing to where you like it and then never touch. being exposed with a knob makes it suceptible to getting accidentally adjusted during transit and such.All in all, good pedal I guess. i dont think I would buy this one again for me, its overkill and mine broke(was well used for 2 years though)
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.I had been seeking a wah that gave me full control over the tone and was always disappointed with the harsh tone or lack of volume. Not with this puppy. It allowed me to roll off the high end and maintain my tone while boosting the volume of the wah effect to make it sound like you want it to. By far the best wah pedal on the market. Dunlop is my hero.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.Works better than expected. Leave it attached directly to your guitar because it only goes on when you step on the pedal when you want a little extra with wah. So much fun to use.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
.I hate this thing. I bought it when I was still pretty inexperienced, and I've owned this piece for several years now. Where do I start?The rubber feet have all fallen off. Even with a fresh battery it makes my Les Paul through my Fender Hot Rod Deville 410 sound like a joke. The spring mechanism makes it useless as a tone shaper, and the wah sound itself isn't intense enough. The auto bypass feature is all messed up to the point that I have to cram on it with my heel to turn it off, and once I do that, there's like a 2 second delay which really messes up my groove. The distortion that's built in sounds terrible, and generates this ear piercing squealas soon as you push the pedal. In short, if you're going to buy anything from Dunlop, stick to their picks.
Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Pedal
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