Step into the golden era of rock with the Vox The Real McCoy VRM-1 Wah Pedal, a masterpiece that resurrects the iconic wah tones of the 1960s. This meticulously crafted pedal is a tribute to the original Clyde McCoy wah, a pedal that left an indelible mark on the music industry. With its custom-made variable resistors and hand-selected capacitors and inductors, the VRM-1 delivers a mid-focused, vocal-like resonance that defined a generation of guitarists.

The precision of this pedal doesn't stop at its sound. Vox employed cutting-edge 3D scanning technology to replicate the exact dimensions and aesthetics of the vintage model, ensuring that the VRM-1 not only sounds like its legendary predecessors but also looks and feels the part. This attention to detail extends to its die-cast chassis, which mirrors the texture and tactile experience of the original, making it a nostalgic piece of gear for modern-day rockers.

Whether you're channeling the spirit of Hendrix or paving new musical paths, the VRM-1 offers a broad sweep and smooth treadle action, allowing for expressive control over your sound. Powered by a 9V battery, this pedal is ready to accompany you on stage or in the studio, providing a reliable and authentic wah experience.

Key Features:

• Faithful re-creation of the original Clyde McCoy wah pedal
• Mid-focused, vocal-like tone for expressive lead play
• Custom-made variable resistors, hand-selected capacitors, and inductors
• 3D-scanned chassis for authentic look and feel
• Smooth treadle for a wide sweep range
• Powered by 9V batteries (sold separately)

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Vox The Real McCoy VRM-1 Wah Pedal different from other wah pedals?

The Vox The Real McCoy VRM-1 Wah Pedal is known for its vintage-inspired tone and smooth sweep, providing a classic wah sound that is highly responsive and dynamic, ideal for both rhythm and lead playing.

Is the Vox VRM-1 Wah Pedal suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Vox VRM-1 Wah Pedal is designed for live use with a sturdy construction and a reliable treadle mechanism, ensuring consistent performance on stage.

Does the Vox The Real McCoy VRM-1 Wah Pedal require a specific power supply?

The Vox VRM-1 can operate on a standard 9V battery, making it convenient for use without external power sources, though it can also be powered by a compatible 9V DC power supply.

Can the Vox VRM-1 Wah Pedal be used with bass guitars?

While primarily designed for electric guitars, the Vox VRM-1 Wah Pedal can also be used with bass guitars, offering a unique tonal character that can enhance bass performances.

How does the Vox The Real McCoy VRM-1 Wah Pedal connect to my guitar rig?

The Vox VRM-1 Wah Pedal features a single 1/4" input for your instrument and a 1/4" output to connect to your amplifier or the next pedal in your effects chain.