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Description
Unleash your inner dragon with the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah, a dynamic pedal engineered for the bold and the brave in the realm of heavy music. Crafted in collaboration with the legendary George Lynch, this wah pedal is more than just a tool—it's a gateway to a universe of tonal exploration. With its three distinct modes, you can easily switch between Regular, Wow, and Wah Lock, each offering a unique voice that can transform your soundscape. The Regular mode provides a classic wah response, the Wow mode adds a thicker, more robust tone, while the Wah Lock allows you to set and forget your favorite frequency, perfect for those solos that need just the right amount of bite.
Built to withstand the rigors of the road, the Dragon 2 Wah combines durability with performance. Its rugged construction ensures it can handle the intensity of live performances and studio sessions alike. The intuitive design makes it an excellent choice for both seasoned guitarists and those just starting their musical journey. Whether you’re looking to add a signature touch to your solos or create complex soundscapes, this pedal is your trusty companion on the path of sonic discovery.
Key Features:
- Three modes: Regular, Wow, and Wah Lock
- Designed in collaboration with George Lynch
- Durable construction for live and studio use
- Intuitive design for ease of use
Product specs
| Brand | Morley |
| Model | George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah |
| Finish | Red |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Filter and Wah Pedals |
FAQs
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What makes the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal unique compared to other wah pedals?
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The Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah features a unique switchless design, allowing for quick activation by simply stepping on the pedal. It also offers a distinctive voicing tailored to George Lynch's specifications, providing a more aggressive and pronounced wah effect.
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Does the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal require a specific power supply?
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The Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal can be powered using a standard 9V DC power supply or a 9V battery, making it versatile for various setups.
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Is the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah is designed for live performance with its rugged construction and switchless operation, ensuring durability and ease of use on stage.
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Can the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal be used with bass guitars?
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While primarily designed for electric guitars, the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah can be used with bass guitars, though the tonal response may vary compared to a guitar-specific setup.
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How does the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal affect the tone of my guitar?
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The Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah adds a sweeping wah effect with a pronounced midrange boost, enhancing solos and rhythm parts with a dynamic and expressive tone.
Videos
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Reviews
PROS
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Switchless activation for quick and seamless operation
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Built like a tank with solid metal construction
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True bypass for no tone loss when disengaged
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Intense mode excels with high gain distortion
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Footswitchable modes offer versatility
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Cocked wah feature adds creative sound options
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Glows in the dark for easy visibility on stage
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Optical design means no moving parts to wear out
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Gain knob provides additional boost when needed
CONS
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Limited wah range may disappoint some users
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Wah Lock mode's sweep is not user-tweakable
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Color scheme may not appeal to all tastes
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah.
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Based on 2 Reviews and 8 Ratings
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The [Mini] wah that has it all!
[Disclaimer: My review is actually for the Morley George Lynch Mini Dragon 2.] Compact size and many killer features that I have always wanted in a wah: footswitchable modes, switchless activation and a dedicated footswitch/pot for wah lock ("cocked wah"), so I couldn't pass this one up when I saw it on MF's SDOTD. That and the fact that George Lynch is and has remained one of my biggest influences since my teens probably had a little something to do with my purchase, but after my Vox Clyde McCoy's wah pot crapped out on me for the second time I decided to go the optical route for a change. As for the Mini Dragon's two modes, I prefer the tonal sweep of the 'Wah' mode, but the 'Wow' mode is cool and useful in its own right (think '70s Funk/Disco vamping). But the cocked-wah-on-tap ability is the icing on the cake! I do kinda wish the Wah Lock mode's sweep was user-tweakable based on my own tastes, but there are a few useable spots that work well enough for my needs (solos, especially). Another thing I absolutely love about this unit is Morley's switchless activation which comes in handy for quick and seamless in/out wah accents. Hell, even the treadle's dragon logo glows in the dark, which is definitely useful on dark stages, and it just looks too frickin' cool! And the tiger stripe graphics--despite its "LSU Tigers" yellow-and-purple color scheme (War Eagle, baby!)--takes me back to the days of my youth when all I wanted was an ESP Sunburst Tiger more than anything in the world. All that said, and despite its namesake, this is hands down the best wah (aside from the Clyde) that I've ever owned, and I'd buy another in a heartbeat!
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Good Wah, Great Features
It's an optical wah pedal, so there are no moving parts to break or get worn out. Features a wah lock, with a frequency select pot, so you can easily get that "Money for Nothing" sound. Also features a "WOW" button for more distortion-friendly wah, and a gain knob for a boost.
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George Lynch uses the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal, as shown on his pedalboard during the 2008 tour, featured in a photo on his official website.
In a user-uploaded photo on Wordpress, Juninho Afram is seen using the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah pedal.
Andra Ramadhan is known to have used the Morley George Lynch Dragon 2 Wah, as detailed in an article by brilio.net titled "10 Penampakan rumah Andra Ramadhan, koleksi gitarnya curi perhatian." However, it appears he may no longer use this particular piece of equipment.
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