Jim Dunlop Cry Baby Bass 1050Q Wah Pedal

Dunlop has developed another welcome addition to the Cry Baby series for bassists. Its small footprint minimizes space on a pedalboard and it boasts features that will reward professionals to novices with pleasing tonal shaping and cool textures.

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  A fun, interactive wah pedal with expressive effects and cool features.

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  Auto-return switching takes some getting used to.

It's only competition is the EBS Wah-One, and that's a very different design: namely, it's a switched pedal, where the Dunlop is switchless. It's unparalleled as a bass-wah otherwise in terms of tone and simplicity and efficiency of design.

Great Wah. Consistent volume throughout range. Smooth clean highs. Musical Background: Bass, 3 yrs, jamb with friends Musical Style: Any style except rap or christian. Gospel OK

the fact is there are simply alot better wahs out there, Snarling Dog makes a great way I went from this to the Booty Collins Signiture Wah and that has 10x more options, more range, better tone, an overdrive and it has on/off LEDs not to mention its just cooler looking as well Sound The levels...

I've sadly had this unit stolen from me and wish to purchase another wah, but my upcoming studio date has me wanting something much more high-end than this. It's a great unit for beginners and intermediates, but four-string veterans need to hunker down and spend some extra cash.

I'm sure I'll use this pedal untill the day I day, unless I destroy it. But I don't see that happening. Sound This gives me an AWESOME bass wah effect. I used to use a normal guitar wah, but it sounded like crap. This thing really gets the job done. Features I love how easy it is to use.

Sound Hello fellow bassist's. I have played for 15 years and have tried various wah effects. This is the most desired from me. I play hard rock-metal and I enjoy using the instant reaction pedal when I wish to throw out some leads w/out wondering if the on/off switch will stick like other pedals do...