Description
Among the world's most versatile wahs.
The Dunlop Crybaby 535Q Multi-Wah Pedal allows you to customize and shape the sound of the wah. It takes you from a narrow, sharp wah to a broad, subtle wah with a simple turn of the Q dial. Also offers 6 guitar wah ranges with a variable boost from 0 to +16dB and a hard-wired on/off switch. New custom circuitry consumes less power and eliminates unwanted distortion.
- Customizable sound via Q dial
- 6 guitar wah ranges
- Variable boost from 0 to +16dB
- Hard-wired on/off switch
- Uses less power
- Eliminates distortion
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Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Multi-Wah
Based on 38 Reviews

WAH WAH
What's there to say? It's Wah Wah, it sounds amazing. Dunlop's Cry Baby are the best, hands down.

Fantastic wah pedal!
A while back--when I was still in a band--I bought this wah pedal because I needed it for some solos. Funny enough, my dad talked me into getting this one over the standard Crybaby. And I'm SO glad that he did. The Q dial on this thing really helps it stick out in the mix!

Does everything from a drowned sound to screeching
Solid wah, it's pretty annoying to mount it to a pedalboard though. I cut a piece of triplex, glued it to the bottom of the wah and put the velcro on that wood to fix that. For me it has a little bit too many options, making me doubt and swap around settings constantly.

Versatility
Fantastic Wah if you want to customise your sweep and sound. Used it for 10 years and never missed a beat.

535Q Multi-Wah
"I really liked this wah pedal from the good folks from Dunlop. It is very versatile and you can even try to switch from higher wah range to the lowest chunkier wah sound."

The first name in wah
nothing to add, it's the reference. awesome sound
CryBaby
i used this as a Vol Pedal to make some good deep tomes and killer runs for builds and rises in my solo act..

Really good Wha
One of the best Wha out there, really enjoy playing on this one

Mods
This pedal has a couple of mods: a led that indicates on/off and a TBP chip
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versitile....but a bit much for my taste
the wah is essential for my style of guitar playing but this wah has a bit TOO much control. so much so that its actually quite difficult to find its sweet spot. i do however love the db boost! just put the db boost on the old vox wahs and that would be a supreme pedal