Step into the world of timeless rock with the Wah Wah Vox V846 1968, a pedal as iconic as the legends who have wielded it. Crafted with precision in Italy, this pedal captures the essence of the late '60s, a golden era for guitar music. The assertive sound profile delivers an extended frequency response and a pronounced high-frequency emphasis, making it a perfect partner for fuzz pedals to recreate those classic rock sounds that defined a generation.

The V846 is not just a pedal, it's a piece of history. This replica stays true to its roots, with a body meticulously moulded from a 3D scan of the original, ensuring every detail—down to the screws and inscriptions—echoes its storied past. Whether you're chasing the tones of Hendrix or Clapton, or carving out your own sonic path, the V846 is your ticket to a legendary sound experience.

Key Features:

• Hand-crafted construction
• Country of Origin: Italy
• Assertive sound profile with extended frequency response
• Strong emphasis on high frequencies
• 3D-scanned body for authentic reproduction
• Input: mono jack
• Output: mono jack
• Power supply: 9 V dry cell batteries (not included)
• Battery life: approx. 100 hours (with alkaline batteries)
• Power consumption: 540 µA (9 V DC)

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal unique compared to modern wah pedals?

The Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal is renowned for its vintage tone, characterized by a distinct "quack" sound that was favored by legendary guitarists like Jimi Hendrix. Its unique circuitry and Italian-made components contribute to its classic sound, making it a sought-after pedal for vintage tone enthusiasts.

Is the Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal is highly suitable for live performances, offering a pronounced and expressive wah effect that cuts through the mix. However, it does not feature true bypass, which might affect your signal chain when the pedal is not engaged.

How does the Vox V846 1968 compare to the Vox V847?

The Vox V846 1968 offers a more authentic vintage sound due to its original Italian components, which many players prefer for their classic tone. The V847, while based on the V846 circuit, uses modern components and manufacturing, resulting in subtle tonal differences.

Can the Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal be used with a bass guitar?

While primarily designed for electric guitar, the Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal can be used with a bass guitar. However, it may not preserve the low-end frequencies as effectively as wah pedals specifically designed for bass.

Does the Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal require a specific power supply?

The Vox V846 1968 Wah-Wah pedal typically requires a 9V battery or a compatible 9V power adapter. It's important to check the power requirements to ensure compatibility with your setup.