Brand: MORLEY
Color: White
Features:
- Wah Pedal with Quick-clip Battery Door
- Steel Housing
Publisher: Morley
Details: Wah Pedal with Quick-clip Battery Door, and Steel Housing
UPC: 682500023330
EAN: 682500023330
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Morley DJ Ashba Skeleton Wah
The Morley DJ Ashba Skeleton Wah proudly bears the stamp of the musician it was designed for—literally! It has DJ Ashba’s insignia, designed by the Guns n’ Roses and Sixx:A.M. guitarist himself, branded onto the iconic trapezoid treadle. The Skeleton Wah features Ashba’s favorite wah tone and sweep powered by a custom low-noise MQ2 inductor. It also comes equipped with Morley’s electro-optical circuit design, so you won’t ever have to worry about wearing down any pots.
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Winette –
It has some good qualities, but I still prefer the Morley Bad Horsie.
Winette –