Скачать или смотреть A Tale Of Two Wah Pedals : Late 70's Dunlop GCB95 "Brown Board" + 2018 Dunlop GCB95 "Green Board"

I recently posted a video where I showed my pedalboard and the tone master Max Marchetti inquired about why I had the two Crybaby wah's plugged in. I don't usually run two wah pedals at the same time, but when I do, it's because I'm doing some potentiometer work on my vintage Crybaby and I want to calibrate the toe-down position as close as possible to my modern Crybaby. Since I have them both dialed in now, I thought it would be fun to show the tonal differences and similarities of each one.

To me, the vintage wah sounds more vocal/musical and because of some missing rubber stoppers, has a wider tonal sweep. I've also noticed that the vintage wah sounds better in conjunction with fuzz and overdrive, and that it has a (for lack of a better term) squishy feel to the sweep. In contrast, I feel that the modern wah sounds more pronounced than the vintage wah when just using the overdrive. Take a listen and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for watching!

0:00 Intro
0:59 Amp Tones
1:10 Overdrive On
1:24 Modern GCB95
1:36 Vintage GCB95
1:51 Fuzz On w/ Vintage GCB95
2:03 Fuzz On w/ Modern GCB95
2:28 Talking About What I Hear

Using a Squier Stratocaster, a TC Electronic El Mocambo, a Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face mini, a vintage Dunlop Crybaby Wah, a modern Dunlop Crybaby Wah, and a Fender Champion 20.

Recorded : 11/05/21