Guitars Amps and Effects - Guitar Wah Pedals

The Wah is based on a 1967 Class A circuit design that featured a unique Halo inductor which is essential to its vocal-like qualities. Players and collectors who search for vintage wah pedals pay a premium for these rare examples.

This multi-functional Wah-Wah pedal offers everything you need for virtually all styles and sounds. This Behringer product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market.

The amazing Boss PW-10 V-Wah is likely to be the last wah pedal you'll ever need, or want, to buy. This first-of-its-kind programmable modeling wah gives you instant access to 6 classic and modern wah pedal sounds, as well as all-new "Double Resonance," "Uni-V," and "Voice" sounds never found in a wah pedal before! Plus the V-Wah features onboard overdrive/booster effects, 3 digital memories for storing your favorite sounds, noise-free infrared operation, and more.

Budda Amplification researched the original Vox wah and designed a modern version incorporating the original specifications with upgraded tonal characteristics.

This pedal allows the player to customize and shape the sound of the wah. By a simple turn of the "Q" dial, you can shape your wah from a narrow, sharp wah to a broad, subtle wah.

The Crybaby Wah-Wah has stood the test of time and has served generations of guitarists of every style. The sound is unmistakable, and frankly, has never been duplicated.

They've taken the original Crybaby and added the 2 most popular and requested upgrades - the famous Q control, which varies the intensity of the wah effect by adjusting the effect's bandpass shape, and the volume Boost, for up to 15 dB added gain to your output signal. The 95Q is a flexible tone monster that retains the original Crybaby's fast-reacting characteristics.

Dimebag Darrell of Pantera needs no introduction-he is one of the most talented and popular metal axemen to ever walk this planet. Thanks to its eye-catching camouflage finish and unique "CFH" logo (modeled after the "Cowboys From Hell" tattoo the guitarist sports on his shoulder), the brand new Dimebag Darrell Signature Crybaby? From Hell is as instantly recognizable as its creator.

When you think about the classic wah-wah sounds of the 60s, you think about American rockers like Jimi Hendrix and British bluesmen such as Eric Clapton. You probably don't think about Italy. But those Foxey and Sunshine-y guitar tones could not have existed without the Italian company Fasel. Fasel made the inductors that were in the first wah pedals -including the original Crybaby- and those inductors were the key to the pedals tone, sweep, and voice. For years the Fasel inductors were unavailable, and so was that sound. But now you can get that magic tone again, exclusively from Dunlop.

Like the man himself, the new Slash Wah from Dunlop is both revolutionary and classic, right down to its hot rod metallic red finish and cutting edge circuit design.

The Zakk Wylde Signature Wah Pedal is the result of a collaboration between modern Crybaby master Zakk Wylde and Dunlop. They joined forces to deliver the toughest, meanest wah pedal on the planet. This pedal can stand up to the crushing stomp of metal's reigning king of lead guitar.

Set the controls for the heart of the funk! The Fender Fuzz-Wah puts the freak-out at your feet and the fuzz in your beat, all in one rugged, smart-looking pedal. Tilt that baby back and forth for the most groovalicious wah you ever laid ears on; rotate it left to right for fuzz that can easily level large metropolitan areas. Switch each effect on and off and switch the order of the effects for two distinct sounds. Bottom-panel fuzz volume control lets you boost volume or simply match your guitar’s volume when the fuzz is off.

Fulltone's Deluxe Clyde Wah. Guitar players know and love all of the features of the Clyde Standard Wah. This upgrade features: 3-selectable wah modes. True bypass with side-viewable light status. 10-step variable input level control.

The Clyde Standard Wah by Fulltone is modeled after the Vox Clyde McCoy, used by Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. Jimi used the Clyde McCoy while recording Electric Ladyland! Clyde McCoy was a big-band Trumpet Player in the '60s. He wasn't the best but became famous for getting a muted wah wah sound. Vox tried to approximate this muted trumpet sound in a guitar pedal... hence the Vox Clyde McCoy wah wah circa 1967.

The Gig FX Kilowah is a versatile pedal with four on-board wah effects. The pedal features a classic wah sound, the renowned Megawah sound with fattened bass, wider sweep and boosted resonant peaks, an auto-wah and finally a funky note-triggered wah which is an envelope filter that actually sounds musical. The pedal is activated by a noise-free, wear-free optically-linked pedal mechanism.

The Gig FX Megawah is much more than great-sounding classic wah. You can adjust the gain, resonance peak, bass response and trigger sensitivity to produce the ultimate in wah sounds. And with two independent channels, you can run your signal in stereo for one-of-a-kind wah sounds.

The most variable and controllable guitar wah you can get.

Steve Vai and Morley have joined forces to produce the Wah of a lifetime. Set to Steve Vai's precise specifications and equipped with Morley's superior Electro-Optical circuitry this pedal can handle any and all Wah duties.

Morley, makers of pedals and switches, introduces the Classic Wah (Model CLW). The Classic Wah contains the famous Morley Wah sound found in pedals of the 70's and 80's. Like all Morley pedals, the Classic Wah is controlled via Morley's renowned Electro-Optical circuitry.

The George Lynch Dragon 2 wah is perfect for heavier wah sounds. The Dragon 2 Wah features 3 selectable wah modes: regular, wow and wah lock. Wow mode is great for heavy guitar tones and lock lets you leave your wah engaged at your selected frequency via the Q knob in either wah or wow mode. Also includes switchless on/off for wah and wow modes. Heavy duty metal housing with sweet looking red finish and dragon design. Operates on 9v battery or optional power supply.

The Morley KIKO is one of the most versatile wah pedals out there! Brazilian Heavy Metal Virtuoso Kiko Loureiro (Angra, Blezqi Zatzas and Silent Moon), has teamed up with Morley to produce the KIKO distortion/wah/volume pedal. Wah and volume are both set to Kiko's own specifications and are switchable between wah and volume. Other features are independent distortion with drive, level and tone controls, electro-optical on/off switching and true-tone bypass buffer circuit for pure tone. Heavy duty metal housing and it operates on 9V battery or optional AC power supply.

This wah is designed to kick your guitar level up above the band, says Morley Wah guru Scott Flesher. This powerful Wah lets you dial in a full 20dB of Wah boost that puts you center stage during your performance. The Mark Tremonti Wah comes complete with Morley's impressive list of features that set it apart from all other Wah pedals.

Not for the faint hearted, this pedal combines silky smooth volume control, wailing WAH, and classic distortion in one fire-breathing pedal! Now with "High Q" Wah and "Clear-Tone" buffer circuitry that drives long cables and prevents signal loading. Distortion comes with Drive, Tone, and Level controls. Vital controls, renowned features, and celebrated sound. You need this pedal!

Morley has gone ahead and created a stunner. The Morley PWO Power Wah pedal takes vintage wah tone to the next level with modern appointments. It comes equipped with a Morley HQ2 inductor. Electro/Optical circuitry provides that modern twist and advantage, meaning you get smooth control with no scratchy pots or pots in total to wear out! "TrueTone" bypass maintains the full integrity of you guitar tone in bypass or wah mode.

The Morley PWOV Power Wah pedal is perfect combination of melding old with new. First of all, the pedal itself a vintage wah and optical volume pedal with modern features. Equipped with Morley's own passive HQ2 inductor for clear signal paths it provides a Wah level control. Electro-optical circuitry maintain the integrity by providings no scratchy pots to wear out.

The Morley T.M. Stevens Fonk bass wah features a switchless electro-optical on/off circuit. There are 2 wah modes: wah and fonk (tuned for slapping and popping) and separate wah volume for each mode. Featuring a specially designed input trim knob to adjust for passive or active pickup levels and a true-tone bypass buffer circuit for pure tone. Heavy duty cold-rolled steel construction. Operates on a 9V battery or optional AC power supply.

It's a Bad Horsie and then some!! Still set to Steve's precise specifications and switchless. Kick on the contour wah switch and 2 knobs allow you to alter the wah frequency and level. Still with our special "Clear-Tone" buffer circuitry to prevent signal loading, for superior Wah tonality and to drive long cables. Equipped with LED indication, easy access battery compartment, and 2-year warranty. Love the Bad Horsie You'll love this one more!

The ModTone MT-WAH is a faithful reproduction of the classic wah wah pedal used on stages, studios and jam rooms all over the globe. Updated for today's modern player with a nod to 60's designs, the MT-WAH is housed in a road rugged all metal chassis and features true bypass circuitry with a special tone potentiometer that's perfectly focused for the guitar's natural midrange frequency.

Rocktron's new Black Cat Moan is a multi-functional wah pedal that offers extremely useful and musical features.

Looking for a rugged, great sounding wah pedal for less money? Check out Rocktron's Classic Wah. This wah has a sweet, musical, vintage tone and buyers are surprised at just how well this wah pedal delivers the goods. The Rocktron Classic Wah has a heavy duty, all metal chassis with tension adjustment for the pedal.

Big Bad Wah is one in a series of pedals designed by VOX and guitarist extraordinaire Joe Satriani. Joe contributed numerous ideas that were unheard of in existing wah pedals, endowing the Big Bad Wah with an unparalleled range of sounds from vintage to modern, as well as those that are totally original. The heart of any wah pedal is the "inductor." The Big Bad Wah allows you to select between a vintage UK style inductor, and the more modern USA style. Designed to Joe Satriani's custom specs is the design of the pedal pot itself, delivering a smooth, musical tone throughout the entire sweep of the pedal.

The VOX V847 Wah-Wah pedal takes the original sound of the 1960's and brings with authentic style.