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Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Psychoscumatic Wah

Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Psychoscumatic Wah

$369.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Step into a world of sonic exploration with the Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Psychoscumatic Wah, a pedal that dares to defy convention. Designed for the audacious guitarist, this wah pedal combines bold innovation with user-friendly functionality. Whether you're looking to produce smooth, classic wah tones or venture into avant-garde soundscapes, the Mold Spore Wah offers an impressive range of expression.

At its core are three distinct wah voices, each carefully crafted to provide a unique tonal character. But the real magic happens when you engage the built-in ring modulator, adding a layer of complexity that pushes the boundaries of traditional wah effects. The intuitive Scum Gate feature allows you to seamlessly integrate modulator tones or cut them out, giving you unprecedented control over your sound palette.

This pedal isn't just about pushing limits—it's about expanding them. With ample controls at your fingertips, you can dial in a sound that's as wild or as refined as you desire. Whether you're jamming on stage or experimenting in the studio, the Mold Spore Wah is your ticket to a limitless auditory adventure.

Key Features:

Three distinct wah voices for versatile tonal options
Built-in ring modulator for added sonic complexity
Scum Gate feature to manage modulator tone integration
Easy-to-use controls for on-the-fly adjustments
Robust construction for reliable performance on stage and in the studio

Product specs

Bypass	buffered bypass
Power	9V

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Psychoscumatic Wah.

Features and functionality

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The "Min Max" knob on the wah side may not function as expected; some owners report no noticeable effect.
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A small, undocumented knob under the foot attached to the wah switch remains a mystery for some users.
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The Straight Jacket knob, intended to mix the ring mod with the normal signal, can be non-functional in some units.
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Use cases and applications

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The pedal's whammy feature is challenging to integrate into certain playing styles, leaving some owners unsure of its practical use.
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Value and pricing

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Prices for this pedal have increased significantly over time, making it a coveted item among collectors and enthusiasts.
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Setup and maintenance

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The MAX1044 charge pump chip is a common failure point; owners recommend replacing it with a modern equivalent for reliability.
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Regular servicing may include replacing pots, wah switch, and resoldering battery connections to maintain functionality.
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Mods and upgrades

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Replacing the original charge pump with a robust modern chip is a suggested upgrade for this pedal model.
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Comparisons

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Owners suggest alternative Snarling Dogs models like the Wonder Wah 2 and Whine-O Wah for those not fond of the Mold Spore's ring mod effect.
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User experience

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The Mold Spore Wah is sought after for its unique ring mod sounds, appealing to those looking for experimental tonal options.
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jimmarchi1

41029

over 8 years ago

unique

someone gave me this because it was too extreme for him and eh went back to crybaby... Its a crazy sounding wah wah to be sure. Wah for the guy who doesn't like wah. I forgot I had this. I should use it on a recording. Is this company stilla round?

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Electronic Orchestra Alternative rock

dailydoze

385

7 years ago about 7 years ago

I can imagine Ive seen one on Reverb.com and I was thinking about buying it.

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Adam Jones

Guitarist, Keyboardist

Tool

Verified via Photo

Photo of Jones' pedalboard from sometime in 2000's. The Mold spore can be seen next to a Blues Bawls from the same brand. It is unknown what he used these pedals for, if anything

Kevin Shields

Guitarist, Singer

My Bloody Valentine

Verified via Photo

Snarling Dogs wah can be seen on Shields' pedalboard on the picture.

Buckethead

Guitarist, Bassist

Guns N' Roses

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Visible in this photo of Buckethead.

Matt Pike

Guitarist

Sleep

Verified via reverb.com

According to Matt's reverb listing, he used a Snarling Dogs Mold Spore on "The Sciences".

Steve Stevens

Guitarist

Michael Jackson (band)

Verified via Trailer Trash Pedal Boards: Custom Pedalboards

On this photo of Steve Stevens' pedalboard the Mold Spore wah is visible in the middle of the front row.

samuraiguitarist

Guitarist, Composer

Verified via YouTube

In his YouTube video "Testing Ridiculous Guitar Pedals," samuraiguitarist demonstrates the Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Psychoscumatic Wah, showcasing its unique sound and features.