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Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah

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Josh Homme

We can see Fulltone Clyde Deluxe wah-wah at the beginning of his pedals chain.
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Ed O'Brien

There is a clear shot of the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe on Ed's pedalboard at 1:13 in this video.
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Ray Toro

According to Tone Freak's website, Toro uses the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe wah pedal.
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Dean Fertita

Sitting next to the Earthquaker Devices Monarch is a Clyde Deluxe, you can tell it's the deluxe by the two knobs on the side of the wah.
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Audley Freed

Nashville legend Audley Freed (Black Crowes, Sheryl Crow, Cry of Love) shows us his pedalboard at a recent event honoring Joe Walsh at the Experience Music Project in Seattle
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Charlie Burchill

"Here's a shot of Charlie Burchill's (of Simple Minds) studio rig... recording currently in the UK. Note the plethora of Fulltone pedals... an OCD, Supa-Trem, Tube Tape Echo, DéjaVibe2 and a Clyde wah."
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James Petralli

James Petralli currently uses a Fulltone - Clyde Deluxe wah wah pedal, as seen in the picture.
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Cody Simpson

Cody Simpson's Pedalboard.
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Carl Broemel

Carl uses a Fulltone Clyde Wah in his rig seen throughout this rig rundown video from 8.00 onwards.
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Christoph Lupus Lindemann

At 0:18 we can see Lupus adjusting some new pedals on his chain. Fulltone Clyde Deluxe is one of them.
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Smith Josh

"...before tube screamer is like the Stevie sound.."
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Henrik Freischlader

Old school sounding Wah Wah used by Henrik
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Kristin Hersh

Can clearly be seen in this [tweet](https://twitter.com/kristinhersh/status/790569230282452992) from 24 Oct 2016
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Zack Feinberg

At 6:33 when a shot of his pedalboard was clearly taken, the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah can be clearly seen.
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Connor Doyle

In this Instagram posted by Connor Doyle, a white Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah can be seen on his pedalboard.
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Brad Avery

You can see the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah in the picture which I included on the left. This is a photo of one of Brad's pedalboards when he was still with Third Day. You can have a better look at this pedalboard here. The Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah is the second pedal from the right, bottom row. You can have a closer look at this pedal here. On this image you can clearly see all of the pedal's knobs and controls.
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Description

The Clyde Deluxe Wah Pedal is the updated version of a Fulltone standard. The Deluxe version of the Clyde wah has all the features that players have come to know and love about the original, but now it has a 10-step variable input level control, it's true-bypass with a bright side-viewable low-current pilot light status indicator, and has 3 selectable modes: Wacked, Jimi, and Shaft.

The Wah Pedal's 3-way mode switch and variable input control pot will let you dial in almost any type of wah sound you can imagine. All the way from classic Voodoo Chile to biting funk to down-and-dirty low-end grunt. The Fulltone Clyde Deluxe can do it all.

Dials up your wah tone of choice with 3 selectable modes.

Specifications

10-step Variable Input Level Control
True-Bypass with bright side-viewable low current Pilot light status indicator

5 Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah Reviews

reinert_peterson

117

Sounds great, Built tough

A versatile, well built, flexible and most importantly great sounding wah. I have a Dunlop, but this is always on my pedal board. I don't use wah a lot, but it's easy to get hooked on this pedal, it's excellent

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about 4 years ago
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peter_glavanov

287

Fulltone Clyde Deluxe wah

Mine Clyde Deluxe is a limited edition (in white).Older version without a switchable JFET buffer. Sounds great! 10-step Variable Input Level Control True-Bypass w/ bright side-viewable low current Pilot light status indicator 3 selectable modes: Wacked Jimi" (Clyde Standard) Shaft

+2

about 3 years ago
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steve_underhill

141

Solid, feature packed, and expensive

Fulltone makes great stuff. The Clyde Deluxe is packed with cool features- three different wah styles (Hendrix, funk, and their own take), a switchable JFET buffer to make it fuzz friendly, and a resonance trimmer (to adjust bass response and gain) mounted on the circuit board.

Its built like a tank, has heavy duty pots, and an easily adjustable treadle. However, its a $200 wah pedal. Unless you're REALLY into wah or don't care about money, you should probably get a CryBaby and spend the other $150 on more gear. The response on the Clyde is better than the CryBaby. You get more pedal travel over the range of the effect, making it easier to control. But its a lot of money for a wah, no matter how well its made.

+1

about 4 years ago
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cazanir

328

Like all the Fulltone stuff, this pedal is built like a tank with quality parts and meticulous wiring.

The Wah Pedal's 3-way mode switch and variable input control pot will let you dial in almost any type of wah sound you can imagine.

+1

over 5 years ago
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david_westhoff

137

one of the best wahs

I used Dunlop wahs like everyone else for years wondering why I never got those killer wah sounds people like Robin Trower got...it was the crap Dunlop!!! I learned how to get better tones out of one and started modding Dunlop wahs. i did a very good job, but there's only so much one can do using a crap wah to mod in the first place. Heard about Fulltone, checked out the Clyde...fell in love with it and got the Deluxe and I still use it!

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almost 4 years ago
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