Steve Vai’s signature wah, the Bad Horsie, has become one of the most legendary wah pedals today—not to mention Morley’s best selling wah ever. Now, Morley has gone and enhanced the Bad Horsie with an all-new Contour Wah mode that lets you alter the pedal’s wah frequency and output via dedicated control dials. If you’re still hankering for the classic Bad Horsie wah tone, don’t worry. The Bad Horsie II over to Bad Horsie Wah mode and you’ll get the original’s Vai-approved wah tone.
Brand: Morley
Details: Tested and working as it should. Has paper work, box & original receipt. Has seen very little use. The Guitar God’s legendary, signature Wah with an added Contour mode. Morley spent years working with Vai taming this Bad Horsie and in 1996 released what would become one of the first artist signature pedals, and our best-selling Wah of all-time. The Bad Horsie 2’s Contour mode allows you to adjust the frequency and tone giving you a whole nother dimension of Wah.
Whether you’re a guitarist or a bass player, you can get all the wah you need with the Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah thanks to its dedicated guitar and bass input jacks. Use the built-in tempo control or adjust your picking strength in auto-wah and dynamic wah modes, or plug in an optional expression pedal for much finer wah control. The Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah also comes with a Humanizer function that lets you really go crazy with wild, human-like vocal sounds.
Achieve bass legend Stanley Clarke’s signature tone with the EBS Stanley Clarke Signature Wah/Tone Filter. This ultra-versatile wah-wah pedal does not affect the whole frequency range and lets you choose from four distinct pre-shape pass modes (Low-pass, High-pass, Band-pass, and Boosted Band-pass). It also provides controls to set the Width and Range of the effect span. It features a unique pedal design that meets Stanley’s high standards with the best wah-wah effects possible. It is the first time EBS has launched a signature product.
Jerry Cantrell’s searing tone and epic riffs have served as the driving force behind Alice in Chains. His melancholy wah-drenched melodies in contemporary classics such as The Rooster and Man in the Box left a permanent mark on a generation of guitarists. He liked wah-wahs with a darker and wider response. Dunlop has meticulously copied that moody sound to build Jerry’s signature pedal. It carries a side-control knob that allows you to fine-tune the toe-down frequency and is custom-voiced for a punchy heel-down sound.
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.
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.
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