| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 369.1 | Wah-face | RICKS::CALCAGNI |  | Mon Oct 19 1987 10:51 | 8 | 
|  |     re Crybaby
    
    I've got a Dallas Arbiter Wah-face that I think gets that old throaty
    Vox wah-wah sound.  The key ingredient is supposedly the inductor which
    comes from the Vox factory in Italy.  I know a place that sells
    these inductors if you're interested.
    
    /rick
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| 369.2 | MORLEY riegns supreme... | CIMNET::JNELSON | Remember what the doormouse said.... | Mon Oct 19 1987 14:07 | 12 | 
|  |     Not that this has anything much to do with your question, but I've
    been through several WAH's, and currently have what I think is the
    best sounding one around - MORLEY.  My particular model is a MORLEY
    rotating WAH.  The rotating sound simulates a lesley cabinet, and
    is a very interesting mechanism which would probably be better
    discussed elsewhere.  The really cool thing is the pedal, in that
    it has no internal moving parts; the volume/wah is controlled via
    a photoresistor.  The pedal is connected to a "blanket" inside,
    which can completely cover or completely expose the resistor to
    an internal lightbulb.  No noise, smooth, high gain, NICE SOUND!
    
    Jon
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| 369.3 | Get Your WahWahs Out | FOO::BHAVNANI | It's not a bug - it's a feature! | Tue Oct 20 1987 01:26 | 12 | 
|  | 	Re: .1:   > The key ingredient is supposedly the inductor...
	Interesting you  mentioned that.  That was the first thing I
	looked  for when I opened up my pedal.  Didn't find any.  My
	old  wahwah (a Sola Sound) did have one, I think it was a 10
	mH job and boy, did it growl!  Guess you get more of a notch
	with an RLC circuit than a vanilla RC.
	I think I'm going to swap my pedal for the Dallas Arbiter if
	it's not too late.  Btw, do you have their FuzzFace?
	/ravi
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| 369.4 |  | RICKS::CALCAGNI |  | Tue Oct 20 1987 10:27 | 3 | 
|  |     never tried a Fuzz-face, but I hear they're pretty wild
    
    /rick
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| 369.5 | Dallas Arbiter WahWah | FOO::BHAVNANI | It's not a bug - it's a feature! | Wed Oct 21 1987 00:54 | 5 | 
|  | 	Do you know who sells the DA WahWah in the Boston/Cambridge area?
	Musician's Friend happily agreed to accept the Dunlop pedal for a
	full refund!
	/ravi
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| 369.6 | Don't Hold Your Breath | AQUA::ROST | Independent as a hog on ice | Wed Oct 21 1987 08:29 | 11 | 
|  |     
    Re: .5
    
    As far as I know, Dallas Arbiter pedals have been unavailable for
    about ten years at least, except for the recently reintroduced Fuzz
    Face.           
    
    Although, wahs seem to be coming back again (DOD and Ibanez just
    brought out new ones) maybe they will start making them again.
    
    
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| 369.7 | Now. that was a toy! | STAR::KMCDONOUGH |  | Wed Oct 21 1987 09:54 | 17 | 
|  |     Maybe someone knows for sure.  I was under the impression that the
    original CryBaby wahwah was made by Vox, not Dunlop?  I have owned
    two of these pedals and loved their sound.  As someone correctly
    pointed out, the CryBaby had a very limited travel --  the sound
    went from that "awwwh" sound to a razor sharp growl in less than
    an inch.
    
    I never used the pedal to get a real wahwah sound such as in the
    "White Room" solo.  I used it to get a high-end boost that sounded
    more like a screaming cat.  Carlos Santana did this real well.
    
    I had never really thought about it, but the wahwah sound did vanish
    some time ago.  Killed by over use?
    
    
    Kevin
    
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| 369.8 | Vox Was The First | AQUA::ROST | Independent as a hog on ice | Wed Oct 21 1987 10:09 | 8 | 
|  |     
    Re: .7
    
    Vox *did* make the original Cry Baby.  Jim Dunlop bought the rights
    and has been selling them for the last few years.  I have heard
    some peopl grouse about the Dunlops much as folks grouse about CBS
    Fenders.  They now also have a bass wah-wah version out for all you 
    John Wetton and Rick Kemp fans.
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| 369.9 | MXR AutoWah | FOO::BHAVNANI | It's not a bug - it's a feature! | Thu Oct 29 1987 00:03 | 8 | 
|  | 	Just as an aside, MXR's Envelope Filter is a *great* "auto-wah"
	pedal.  You can adjust the wah from a "wah" to a "waoh" (!), as
	also the level at which it kicks in.  Quite as a mouse, too! Of
	course, it won't substitute for a manual wahwah, but I use mine
	quite  a  bit  for an effect that's almost impossible to get by
	rapidly moving your foot in time with your picking.
	/ravi
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| 369.10 | Ibanez WahWah | FOO::BHAVNANI | It's not a bug - it's a feature! | Mon Nov 09 1987 00:13 | 2 | 
|  | 	Anyone tried the new Ibanez WahWah?
	/ravi
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