Dunlop Cry Baby Wah Pedal

Had mine modded to be true bypass and also had an LED installed to see when it is activated or not.

It's definitely the cheapest option for a wah, and it's the classic. Personally, I think the sweep is terrible and honky and there's a noticeable tone suck when this is in your chain. I was happy to have this as a teenager, but I'm not particularly interested in mods to make it better so it's bigger and better things these days.

Oh well, what is left to say about the Cry Baby?

Standard rock sound, can really send your vibe into a complete different zone and intention. This model does need a sound mod not to get out of control with the volume. Keep that in mind.

This is a RUGGED wah pedal; it's standard gear for a guitar player if you ask me. My first Cry Baby lasted me over 10 years, and that's even after the previous owner used it for who knows how long. After the button failed, I had to get another one, and luckily they still make them exactly the same- strong, heavy casing, and long-lasting.

I like this pedal but it takes up too much Pedalboard real estate. Looking to change to the Mini soon

Best/standard wah in the world for a reason. Rugged, straightforward, comfortable. Great used as an EQ setting and also for the classic wah-wah effect. Only downside is a loud/stubborn footswitch under the rocker plate.

Bullet proof built quality and great sounds - thats why this is one of the most popular wah pedals of all time! I've had mine 20years and it always works, and always sounds great

What is there to be said for the original Crybaby that hasn't already been said? This one is a classic for a reason. Honestly a staple on many guitarists board because of the sheer manipulation of tone it gives. Not just for making waka waka noises, you can use it to boost leads, or just change the sound of your guitar with a simple stomp and wiggle of your foot. From rock n roll to metal, punk, hardcore, and just guitar shredding a cry baby is a must for any pedalboard. It has 100k ohm Hot Potz potentiometer that gives it that wah sound, and a die cast casing that allows for some seriously rough treatment as well.

This wah is a good wah for everything. is has a good range of frequencys for the fatter bass end or the sqealing trebble. you can get some good sounds out of it. The only problem i have found is that there isnt much physical sweep and sometimes you end up from bass to trebble really fast so you have to make sure you are accurate with it.

Its a classic, for good reason. Really gets the vibes of a 70's (Adult) Film