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Description

Dive into a rich tapestry of sound with the BBE WAH Class A Vintage 1967 / Ben Wah, a marvel that brings the quintessence of the '60s to your pedalboard. With its all-analog design and hand-wired circuitry, this pedal not only replicates but elevates the iconic wah tones adored by legends like Hendrix and Clapton. The unique Harmony knob adds a modern twist, allowing you to sculpt your sound with unparalleled precision. Whether you're chasing vintage vibes or crafting something entirely new, the Ben Wah stands as your gateway to audial excellence.

Key Features:

  • Based on a 1967 Class A circuit with a coveted Halo inductor
  • Hand-wired circuitry ensures true vintage fidelity
  • Unique Harmony knob for versatile EQ contouring
  • All-analog design for authentic wah tones
  • Suited for modern playing while honoring classic sounds

Product specs

Brand BBE
Model Ben-Wah
Finish Black
Year 2010s
Made In United States
Categories Filter and Wah Pedals

FAQs

What makes the BBE Ben-Wah different from other wah pedals?

The BBE Ben-Wah features a vintage circuit design inspired by classic 1967 wah pedals, providing a rich, vocal-like sweep. Its Class A circuitry ensures a warm, dynamic response that sets it apart from modern digital wahs.

Is the BBE Ben-Wah suitable for high-gain guitar tones?

Yes, the BBE Ben-Wah is designed to handle high-gain settings well, maintaining clarity and articulation without unwanted noise or feedback.

Does the BBE Ben-Wah require a specific power supply?

The BBE Ben-Wah can be powered by a standard 9V DC power supply, making it compatible with most pedalboard setups.

How does the BBE Ben-Wah perform with bass guitars?

The BBE Ben-Wah is primarily designed for electric guitars, but it can also be used with bass guitars, offering a deep and expressive wah effect suitable for bass frequencies.

What type of footswitch does the BBE Ben-Wah use?

The BBE Ben-Wah features a true bypass footswitch, ensuring your signal remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.

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BBE Wah Demo (Cream, Hendrix style)

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BBE Wah Demo (Cream, Hendrix style)

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BBE Ben Wah Wah-Pedal Demo

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BBE WAH PEDAL OVERVIEW AND DEMO

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Reviews

PROS

  • Handwired components for authentic vintage sound

  • Harmony potentiometer allows for varied tonal options

  • True bypass switching doesn't affect guitar tone when off

  • Offers tones of multiple vintage wah pedals in one

  • Solid construction and quality build

  • Features like Q control enhance usability

  • Lower noise compared to similar pedals

  • Excellent value for the price

  • Enclosure well-built, no mechanical noise

  • LED light indicator for operational visibility

CONS

  • Some units may have mechanical problems or volume variations

  • May have inconsistencies in quality across units

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4.5 out of 5

Based on 7 Reviews and 12 Ratings

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daryl_skinner

As good as some of the best vintage halo inductor based wah pedals.

This wah pedal is like multiple vintage halo-inductor based wah pedal stuffed in one pedal. Back when I bought it, it used to cost around $100. If I ain't wrong they have hiked the prices, but even after the price hike it offers unbeatable value for the money. If anything I like it better than vintage Eleca halo inductor based wah pedals because BBE's halo inductor has lower noise, and the pedal has great quality true bypass switching.

velma_cassidy

Better than the new VOX V846-HW.

I wanted to replace my AMT Electronics wah with something more vintage sounding. The AMT Electronics wah is not bad but its tonality is aimed more towards those who play modern genres of music. For me it was a toss-up between this pedal and the VOX V846-HW, I am glad I opted for this pedal. This pedal is completely handwired just like the VOX V846-HW pedal. A major advantage this pedal has over the VOX V846-HW is that it can not only replicate the tones of the vintage VOX V846 wah pedal but also of other vintage halo inductor based wah pedals. Just play around the harmony knob and this pedal lets you produce tones of different kinds of halo inductor based wah pedals like the VOX Clyde McCoy Wah, King Wah, and even Thomas Organ Cry Baby wah. I think the only reason it costs low is because it's made by BBE, had it been made by some big boutique brand I'm pretty sure that it would have cost an arm and leg to buy.

jimmarchi1

can't beat this guy or the early buddha bud-wah for the money, hidden jems

jimmarchi1

wow

this wah wah kicks the crap out of every wah I've ever owned... has features you would pay top dollar for if it said Teese on it. I don't usually use a wah wah, but when I do it'll be this one. Seeya crybaby mini. This thing is amazing value for dollar, well done BBE.

tim_harrison

Best wah in the market.

It's hands down the most vintage sounding wah. It employs true-bypass switching and hence doesn't impact the guitar tone when bypassed. Its components are hand-wired. The quality of this wah is absolutely unbelievable for its price.

seth_williams

dont mod a pedal, just buy this

i was going to mod out an old dunlop i had when i found this with a halo inductor and adjustable eq for throaty AF wah. best wah i ever have

simeon_boyadjiev

The Smoothest Wah

By far the most Organic, Transparent and Vintage sounding Wah I have every tried. Definitely my all time favourite and go to choice.

zippyy444

Amazing

Great Clyde MCcoy sound, and it has an adjustable harmony(range) control

Artist usage

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See how Chris Buck uses BBE WAH Class A Vintage 1967 / Ben Wah

Chris Buck

Guitarist

Cardinal Black

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In this video Chris Buck Demos His Touring/Recording Rig. The pedal is clearly visible at 2:55.

See how Parker Griggs uses BBE WAH Class A Vintage 1967 / Ben Wah

Parker Griggs

Singer, Guitarist

Radio Moscow

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The pedal are seen in this video.

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