Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal
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The wah of a lifetime.
The Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal is set to Steve's precise specs and equipped with Morley's superior electro-optical circuitry to handle the heavy wah. This effects pedal is switchless for easy use. You just step on the pedal to engage wah and step off to bypass. Special buffer circuitry prevents signal loading, gives you superior wah tone, and drives long cables. LED indicator and easy-access battery compartment. Morley gives you a 2-year warranty with your Bad Horsie.
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Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
I bought this wah over 6 years ago, and have still had no trouble out of it as far far as parts and craftmans ship are concerned. It has always been an extreamly reliable wah. I run it in chain as opposed to my other pedals which are in the loop effects circuit. I have used this on multipule amps as well. Fender Pro reverb, crate stealth 50 head, Fender 212, and my main amp, a Mesa f-50. It always sounds better in front of the distortion. My only complaint is that it seems usless in clean channel cause the wah explodes in volume when you turn it on. My guitar tends to be weak as if the thing is completely true bypass as well. After putting a Jekyll and hyde from Visual Sound in my rig after the wah, my tone was like boom (with J&H off) So I'd have to say if it has a buffer, it isnt very good. Mainly use it for dirty channel only and it's awsome for that
Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
This is a great wah pedal, just make sure you have a boss NS behind it. It tends to be really noisy with a lot of buzz. I love the switchless feature, it takes a lot of confusion out of songs with wah on and off intros like in I Disappear from Metallica. Other than the Buzz which more than half of the buzz comes through my Dime pedal, (its just much louder with wah on) it is a great pedal.
Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
I have to say, I am pleased with this. This is awesome on both clean and dirty channels. I'm running my Horse through a old-skool one channel Marshall Lead 20! My other pedals include a BOSS Metal Zone and an 7-band Equalizer. This is shredding material if you want a Zakk Wylde squeal.
Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
I got this pedal about a week ago. You get the toughest crunch and the highest tweak for those death medal solos.
Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
After playing the morley classic wah, I figured this one might be better for the Kirk Hammet like tone I wanted. It was great on the clean channel. On the overdrive channel it had problems. I am running it through a Marshall MGDFX and if you crank the gain up to high the gain over powers the wah and its barely recognizable, but if you put the gain to about 6 or 7 it's great. Great deal except for one warning, get a 9volt adapter. This pedal eats batteries faster than anything I've ever seen. It went through 2 9volts in about 3 hours and when the 9volt goes you're screwed.
Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
This is a great piece! Switchless, great tone, easy setup/operation, and an excellent value! Whether you perform every weekend or just tinker at home, this is a killer wah at a great price!
Comments about Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie Wah Pedal:
This pedal is the best. I had the chance to hear it with Steve Vai live in a TV program with me next to him. This one and a distortion from Boss is the combination he used, so you can think it is absolutely great.
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