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Description

Step back in time with the Vox V846 Wah Pedal (1968), an iconic piece of musical history. This pedal is a reissue of the original model that helped shape the sounds of the late '60s and '70s, adored by countless legendary guitarists. Renowned for its authentic vintage tone, the V846 delivers that signature expressive sweep that makes your guitar sing with emotion. It features a classic inductor and circuitry faithfully reproduced to capture the soul of the original, ensuring your solos stand out with clarity and character.

Whether you're aiming for the psychedelic sounds of yesteryear or looking to add a timeless quality to your modern riffs, the V846 is a reliable choice. Designed with a durable construction, this pedal is built to withstand the rigors of both studio sessions and live performances. The smooth transition between highs and lows gives players the nuance needed for dynamic expression, making it a favorite among professional and amateur guitarists alike.

Ideal for blues, rock, funk, and more, the Vox V846 Wah Pedal is the perfect addition to any pedalboard seeking that distinctive cry. Easy to use and maintain, this pedal provides an effortless way to add depth and dimension to your guitar playing.

Key Features:

  • Faithful reproduction of the original 1968 model
  • Classic inductor and vintage circuitry
  • Smooth and expressive sweep
  • Durable construction for long-lasting use
  • Suitable for various genres including blues, rock, and funk
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Comparisons

  • The Vox V846 offers more bite and a unique mid-range compared to the darker, bass/mid-focused Dunlop Hendrix wah.

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  • Jimi Hendrix reportedly used a Vox V846 from 1968 onward, potentially modified, suggesting its significance in achieving vintage tones.

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  • The Snarling Dogs Whine-o-Wah is noted to be larger and heavier than the Vox wahs but offers extra features like different voicings and a volume knob.

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Features and functionality

  • The Vox V846 requires modification to work seamlessly with fuzz pedals, unlike the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe which has a built-in buffer for this purpose.

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  • The Vox V847 can have a limited sweep range, affecting its expressiveness with distortion.

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  • The Vox V846-HW is battery-powered only, which can be inconvenient for some users.

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Mods and upgrades

  • True bypass modification for the Vox V847 is recommended to achieve a vintage feel with improved tonal clarity.

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User experience

  • Some owners report a volume drop when the Vox wah is engaged, suggesting a potential need for modification to maintain consistent output levels.

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See how Doyle Bramhall II uses Vox V846 Wah Pedal (1968)

Doyle Bramhall II

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At 19:45, Doyle Bramhall demos his Vox wah, which he says is a '68.

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