I have a friend who bought this pedal when I bought an equalizer, and when we sat down to try it out, we were completely blown away by its sound quality. The wah has a nice silky tone to it; the textures are very rich, clear and ethereal. For those of you who may have heard the songs To Bid You Farewell by Opeth, Burning Angel by Arch Enemy or the new recording of For the Soul of the Savior by Darkest Hour, you can achieve similar sounds with this pedal. Although it sounds really good with distortion, I'd say itÆs better suited for cleans, and God does it do its job well. The wah sounds especially good when played with delay or reverb. Also, I think what I like the most about it aside from the sound is how straightforward this thing is. You just plug it in and play. It's that simple. I own it now thanks to my friend. Worth every penny I spent! Also, I recommend you buy the AC adapter thatÆs made for it, as 9V batteries in pedals die quickly.

This pedal lives up to its reputation and then some. I have had this pedal for a while now and I love it! I'm playing it through a VOX pathfinder 10watt with an Epi. LP special II and a Dano fab metal and I've never heard anything like it. You can play any thing with this and it will sound great!! So if you want that classic wah sound and want to have the best buy the GCB95!!

I just got this Wah-Pedal, and I can't believe how amazing this pedal is. I was planning on getting the Vox one, but when I tried this out, I said screw the Vox, Dunlop is for me. When you first jack the cry baby in, you almost know that this was made for you, when that first note comes out WAH WAH, you just cant stop playing. All in all this is a must have, no other wah- pedal compares, I recommend this for EVERYONE, anybody beginners, long time players, pros everyone.

It's the basic, perfect wah. I need a wah that gets the job done. I don't need a wah that comes with a volume control or any setting controls, that's what your amp is for. That's why I chose this, a wah that does it's part.

I put this through my IbanezToneblaster, with a ProCo (or ProCon, whatever) distortion, on myIbanez GRG with the baddest set of pickups, and I must say, its a beautiful thing, thats all I can say....