Dunlop’s limited-edition Jerry Cantrell Signature Cry Baby Wah features a distressed black finish, special treadle design inspired by Jerry’s tribal orca tattoo made by Coast Salish artist Joe Wilson, and lyrics for Rainier Fog by Alice in Chains on the bottom plate. The distressed black coating is reminiscent of the Rainier Fog’s visual vibes. Limited to only 500 pieces, the Jerry Cantrell Cry Baby is a must-have for Alice in Chains fanatics and musicians who are looking for that uniquely vocal wah tone.
Brand: JIM DUNLOP
Features:
Publisher: Dunlop
Details: Jerry Cantrell Signature Wah, Limited Edition, with Darker Tone, and Side-knob Control for Toe-Down Position Frequency
UPC: 710137069343
EAN: 710137069343
Whether you rock it or cock it, Electro-Harmonix’s Wailer wah pedal gives you killer wah tones that will make you sound like the Lord of Funk’s second coming. The Wailer’s circuitry is based on the design that powered Electro-Harmonix’s classic Crying Tone wah pedal, giving you the same thick, musical wahs that the latter was known for. It’s a straightforward and highly musical wah pedal with a lightweight and sturdy chassis that won’t break the bank.
The cocked wah sound is a staple of the rock genre, and with the Cock Fight cocked talking wah from Electro-Harmonix you can easily add it to your own arsenal of effects even if you don’t actually have a wah pedal. It’s basically a crying wah and a talking pedal in one, with a grinding, growling fuzz effect on top. A comprehensive set of control knobs and toggle switches provides a wide range of sound-shaping options, plus an expression pedal jack lets you take more precise control of the pedal’s effects.
Built by Custom Audio Electronics’ Bob Bradshaw and the Cry Baby design team, the MC404 CAE Wah boasts dual Fasel inductors with two different voices (low to mid resonance or high-end emphasis). It also includes an inbuilt MXR MC401 Boost/LineDriver which gives higher versatility. Select between inductors and turn the boost on/off via side-mounted kick switches. Vibrant LEDs on each side of the wah tell you the operation status. The MC404 features a long-life CTS potentiometer and true hardwire bypass.
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Every musician has unique wah tone requirements, and Friedman wants to make cooking up that perfect and personal wah tone easier with the No More Tears Gold-72 Wah pedal. A ton of customization options lies hidden under the Gold-72’s unassuming facade. A three-way switch located under the treadle lets you easily change the sweep to get unique vintage-style voicings for different situations. Inside the pedal is another switch that lets you choose between buffered and true bypass mode.
Ed –
I was looking for a usable and simple to dial in wah with a pleasant throaty mid-range. Glad I found this. This eye-catching Crybaby does a decent job of capturing Jerry Cantrell’s signature dark tones. As a huge Alice in Chains fan, I like that it helps me get close to nailing Jerry’s solos.
Ed –