You can't ask for more.

I always used wah pedals, since I started playing guitar, 33 years ago. Don't think this is a wah just for metal heads, this can be used on a lot of music genres. Not the easiest to dial in, you have to spend some time with it, to achieve the best results. If you don't have patience, don't buy it. But it's a fantastic sounding wah pedal, once you learn to use it. I love the tones you can get, and I love the boost button on the side of the pedal: you can engage it even when you're playing in a live situation, and it has a lot of boost, it's like a built in MXR Micro amp. It's very heavy, but it never breaks, and it has a good rocking excursion. Never been a crybaby fan, but this is different. From Jimi to Dimebag, and all in between!

Brilliant but never harsh sounding wah

No need to tell much about Dunlop Wah Wah pedals. Almost every serious guitar player has used one someday.

This Dimebag Darell signature model offers a wide frequence range; a 5-way-switch to choose between them, an adjustable boost for guitar solos and a Q-Regulator like a parametric EQ for the width of the boosted sound area. You can create all kinds of wah sounds, to me they all sound pretty good.

As a bonus the pedal ist very stable.

Top versatility for a wah

The main advantage of this pedal is the amount of fine tuning you can dial to make it sing along your other overdrives and distortions.

So many options, it's actually not ideal for a first wah pedal. But if you want your first wah to last yo a lifetime and will fit any wah job under any setting, this is it. But don't be mistaken; it sounds great out of the box and everything at 12 o'clock will give you a very lush and trebly sound.

I had to sell it due to Covid and am now looking for a used mini 535Q, and if it's half as versatile as the CFH I'll be more than happy.

The cutting edge of Dime Bag Darrell in the Cowboys From Hell, WhaWha pedal.

The Crybaby From Hell WhaWah pedal is a true mid range equalizer / manipulator. It allows the player to select the tone via a six switch knob, with additional low range, high range, and volume controls. Don't let me fail to mention the red button gain booster located on the side of the pedal allowing easy to use functionality. Let Dime Bag Darrell's legacy live on; and P-L-A-Y a DIME Cry Baby FROM HELL ! ! !

Great Wah

I'm not a Dimebag fan boy by any stretch, but this wah is extremely versatile and built like a tank. Not a huge fan of the camo, but whatever. Take care of it, and it'll last you 15-20 years without a doubt.

One of the best wah pedals money can buy

It does it all, but once you dial in your own sound, you'll never change it. I never used the boost, except by accident so I ripped the button off. Great wah with many, many tones available. The grip tape design is pure genius.

Is it me or the pedal?

I have been frequently using this pedal over 3 years. It is currently out-of-order. In working condition, it is a great, versatile wah. It is awesome to have a light to let you know the wah is on. I wonder why this didn't pick up on all of their other models...... The reason for out-of-order, is most likely my fault, but don't you expect your pedals to be stepped on???? I don't "click" my pedal on, I hold them true to their name & stomp on them.

Wide sweep and piercing high end for versatile play

It's got a nice, wide sweep and a piercing high end which is great for solos and clean stuff alike.

Awesome

This is a sweet wah pedal. This might even be better than the normal crybaby wah pedal.

Wah Wah Baby

This is the only way pedal I've ever had, because I haven't needed another. This pedal is pure versatility with a lot of settings to mess around with. Also one of the only came pedals I've ever seen.