Ibanez WD7 Weeping Demon Wah Pedal

This Wah really is brilliant! I walked into my local music store a while ago, just started asking some general questions about different wahs to the guy there, then somehow I end up on testing this wah. I'd never used a wah pedal before, and it just felt brilliant, and the sound was sweet. Bought it about a month later, play it on a MG 50 Marshall (mostly on OD channel, lol), usually coupled with a tubescreamer for solos, on either my "cheapish" 6 string or Washburn 7 string... Both sound awesome!!! It really ads to soloing, makes it a lot more fun, it sort of "blends the notes together" so fast solos sound smoother and it's great for double stops. The only slight problem I had was the pedal loosening up a bit once, which drove me mad, but it's easy to tighten up again. Loads of possibilities with this pedal, from clean or slightly dirty "chilipepperish" rhythms, to crazy fast metal soloing, and also nice rock solos (I love Slash's solos...). So 4 stars because it doesn't seem built like a tank (although it's probably me being paranoid) and it takes a bit of tweaking to really find the best sounds, which can put some people off, but it makes for lots of versatility. Good buy!!

I love this wah pedal. I just got it for Christmas, and spent some time getting all the knobs and levels adjusted just right, and now it sounds amazing. I don't have to hit a button to start working the wah, I simply starting lifting the board up and down and its working. The features make this pedal amazing. You can control how long of a delay the pedal has before shutting off the effect in auto mode so it doesn't cut out to soon or too late and you have sufficient level capabilities to get whatever sound you want. The tone lock knobs make it so none of your friends who wanna help you set up for a show can mess with your levels and you'll always have the same wicked sound you set it to. I love this pedal, you will too.

This pedal has a wide range of wah but the only sound you get out of this thing is a fuzzy sort of tone. So you shouldn't buy this thing before trying. I regret doing that, but it all depends on your sound.

Don't be fooled because it is not a Dunlop or Morley! This thing is what it says it is, a Weeping Demon! I would recommend this Wah pedal to any guitarist. It Rocks!

I love the way this thing sounds. It offers some of the greatest effects. The spring and normal footboard action comes in handy. A very good pedal.