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Morley Mark Tremonti Signature Wah

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Morley Mark Tremonti Signature Wah

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$144.83 to $354.98 Price Tier: Standard

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Unleash your inner rock legend with the Morley Mark Tremonti Signature Wah. Designed in collaboration with the iconic guitarist from Creed and Alter Bridge, this pedal is crafted to deliver expressive, dynamic wah tones that will elevate your performance to new heights. Its Electro-Optical design ensures a smooth, responsive play with no mechanical parts to wear out, ensuring reliability gig after gig. The pedal’s sturdy construction is perfect for the rigors of touring, while the built-in buffer circuit preserves your guitar tone from unwanted signal loss.

Experience the unique tonal footprint inspired by Tremonti himself, offering a wide sweep range that can handle everything from subtle, vocal-like expressions to aggressive, screaming highs. The switchless design allows for seamless activation, so you can focus on your music without missing a beat. Whether you're laying down a soulful solo or powering through a heavy riff, the Morley Mark Tremonti Signature Wah provides the clarity and presence needed to make your sound stand out.

Key Features:

Electro-Optical design for smooth, dependable performance
Custom voiced for Mark Tremonti’s wide tonal range
Built-in buffer circuit to maintain signal integrity
Rugged construction for durability on the road
Switchless activation for effortless operation

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PROS

Gain boost function pushes amp effectively
Long sweep with low end/high mids focus
Optical wiring prevents tone loss
Switchless design for easy engagement/disengagement
Batteries last long due to efficient design
Built like a tank, very durable
20dB boost for significant volume increase
Cleans up high frequencies, reducing muddiness
Deep, natural-sounding sweep
Works well both in front of the chain or as a filter

CONS

Some units may have reliability issues (DOA or fail early)
May not sound good with many amps and guitars
Size may be too large for some setups

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Features and functionality

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The Morley Tremonti Signature Wah features an optic circuit, activating automatically when stepped on, eliminating the need for a click to engage or disengage.
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The Morley Tremonti Wah's optic circuit responds to movement, offering a seamless user experience without manual switching.
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The Morley Mark Tremonti Wah is spring-loaded, automatically returning to the 'off' position, facilitating quick dips and fluttery effects without leaving it in a fixed position.
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User experience

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Owners find the Tremonti Wah suitable for live settings, appreciating its immediate activation and deactivation, enhancing performance flow.
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Owners report that the Morley Wah's optical operation and spring mechanism enhance performance, offering a seamless transition between on and off states during live shows.
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Unlike Crybaby wahs, the Morley Tremonti avoids the traditional 'black brick' design, offering a different aesthetic for pedalboard setups.
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The pedal is favored for its reliability and unique tone in live performances, with users noting its 'killer' sound quality.
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The Morley Tremonti Wah is praised for its suitability in high-gain settings, maintaining clarity and avoiding the muddiness some other wahs experience.
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It's suggested that the Morley Tremonti Wah's optical sensor design prevents dirt build-up, which can be an issue with mechanical pot-based wahs like the Cry Baby.
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Despite being pricier than the Cry Baby, some users feel the Morley Tremonti Wah's durability and features justify the cost difference for dedicated players.
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Critic Reviews

Morley Mark Tremonti Wah review | MusicRadar

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The Morley Mark Tremonti Signature Wah delivers a bold, modern performance that's ideal for rock enthusiasts. Its robust construction and switchless, hassle-free operation make it a reliable choice for heavy guitar tones. However, its voicing might lack the subtlety needed for funk or blues, and the narrow sweep may not suit those seeking a vintage wah sound. With a 20dB gain boost, it's perfect for cutting through dense mixes, though some may find its spring-return feature limiting. Overall, it's a powerful tool for rock players wanting to elevate their sound.

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Based on 9 Reviews and 27 Ratings

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loflyinjett

129

over 4 years ago

The only wah pedal I'll ever own.

The Mark Tremonti Morley Wah is the one wah pedal I'll take to my grave with me. The gain boost function is very useful for those who like to push the front of the amp a bit. The MT Wah does not exhibit the extreme harshness on the high end of the frequency range like most other wahs. It's more low end / high mids focused with quite a long sweep. Batteries last forever and I'm pretty sure the thing would make a good hammer in a tough spot.

Well worth the money, outstanding build and sound quality. Literally my favorite pedal of all time.

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tomas_gajardo_rivera

almost 11 years ago

One of the best sounding wah pedals out there; deep sweep with a very nice vocal character.

The best thing of it is it's switchlessness, let it go and you have a normal sounding guitar, does not suck any kind of tone 'cause it's optical wiring, the sweep is deep, natural sounding one, has plenty of high end but is not as much to be ear-tearing-high-end, a very delicious sweet spot, the harmonics just screams when it's activated, works as well as a wah in front of the chain or as a filter at the end of it, this is by far my favorite wah pedal.

dlammey

169

about 10 years ago

True to Mark's sound

Added gain can be useful on this wah but it sounds pretty convincing for a clean wah as well. Very mild but pleasing "sweep". Great for song build-ups, I've used in a Praise and Worship environment for years.

blackbird384

152

over 9 years ago

All the right Frequencies

Mark Tremonti has the ear for exactly what most guitarists in the modern age want and need. Coming from the Morley Bad Horsie, my biggest complaint was the nasty high frequency squeals that muddied the notes every time I laid hard into a Wah. Then comes this bad boy. Cleans up those nasty high frequencies and inserts a warm less muddy signal that gives even my cats a warm fuzzy feeling.