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Vox JMI "Grey" Wah-Wah Footpedal

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Vox JMI "Grey" Wah-Wah Footpedal

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Step into the world of expressive guitar sounds with the Vox Grey Wah, a pedal that carries the iconic tone shaping capabilities Vox is known for. This wah pedal is crafted for musicians who crave a dynamic sound modulation tool that can add character to their playing. The Vox Grey Wah is engineered to deliver smooth and responsive tonal transitions, making it an ideal choice for both live performances and studio sessions.

What sets the Vox Grey Wah apart is its classic inductor-based design, inspired by the original circuitry that defined the sound of vintage wah pedals. This pedal offers a rich and warm sweep that responds to every nuance of your foot movements, providing a wide range of tonal possibilities. Whether you're a blues enthusiast or a rock guitarist, the Vox Grey Wah adapts effortlessly to various music genres, allowing you to explore unique soundscapes.

Key Features:

Inductor-based design for authentic vintage tone
Smooth and responsive sweep range
Durable construction for reliable performance
Ideal for live and studio use
Compatible with a wide range of musical genres

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楽器好きにはたまらない! フーチーズ渋谷店 / Guitar Shop Hoochie's

VOX GRAY WAHWAH 【SOLD】#vintagepedals #vox

楽器好きにはたまらない! フーチーズ渋谷店 / Guitar Shop Hoochie's

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The Vox JMI "Grey" Wah-Wah Footpedal can be left cocked halfway to produce a nasally tone, a technique used by Jimmy Page for distinctive sound.
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Vox Wah pedals are often compared to the Jennings Crybaby Wah, with the latter being used by Jimmy Page alongside a Sola Sound Tonebender for fuzz effects.
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Catalinbread RAH pedal, inspired by Jimmy Page's Royal Albert Hall tone, is recommended for achieving a similar sound, especially when paired with a Dunlop Echoplex + Preamp pedal.
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The Vox Wah pedal's mid-cocked position is essential for recreating the nasally tone in Page's live performances, particularly in tracks like "Communication Breakdown."
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It's noted that the Vox Wah is integral to achieving the tone of the '70s era, especially when combined with vintage amps turned to maximum natural reverb settings.
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baguspamungkas

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about 12 years ago

this is wah that jimmy page used on "Dazed And Confused" in 60's.

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Jimmy Page

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Led Zeppelin

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When Jimmy plays the intro and the camera gets futher away, your able to see on the floor a gray wah wah pedal, really similar to the vox grey wah (used by amney artist like George Harrison).

George Harrison

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The Beatles

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In this photo we can clearly see the wah pedal in the beatles let it be sessions(1969), most likely belonging to George.

This post is incorrect. It is John Lennon's VOX volume pedal. John's now belongs to a private collector. *

John Lennon

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The Beatles

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John can be seen using a Vox wah pedal during the Let It Be recording sessions.

Del Casher

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In a video by JHS Pedals titled "The First Wah Pedal Demo Ever Made! (1967)," Del Casher is shown playing the earliest Vox Wah, confirming his use of the Vox Grey Wah. The video discusses how Del Casher, credited as the inventor of the wah wah effect, contributed to its creation alongside Brad Plunkett.