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Get Eddie Van Halen’s classic chorus sound suped up for modern rig flexibility. -
This special edition of the Jerry Cantrell Cry Baby Wah is inspired by the influential and prolific frontman’s latest solo record, Brighten. -
This Cry Baby Wah captures the throaty, expressive sound of the original wah pedal, featuring a Halo Inductor and thru-hole components with a premium pot, switch, and jacks. -
Based on EVH's own "Holy Grail" wah pedal, this Cry Baby Wah features a custom inductor, pot, and an extra wide frequency sweep. -
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This Cry Baby Wah is voiced by a vintage-style Halo Inductor for added harmonic content and growl, with an internal switch for true bypass/non-true bypass operation. -
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This Cry Baby Wah combines high gain distortion with the Classic circuit for Slash's cutting lead tone, with LEDs to indicate effect status. -
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This Cry Baby Wah features the legendary Fasel Inductor and two distinct selectable voices—"Deep" for a big and throaty sound and "BG" for Buddy's bell-like tone. -
This pedal's searing circuit is based on the Jimi Hendrix Octavio Fuzz, updated for the Reverend Billy F. Gibbons with a 7-band EQ for tone sculpting and an AC power jack -
The Echoplex Delay delivers the legendary tones of the EP-3 tape echo unit with a hi-fi all-analog dry path and a simple control interface, including an Age control to "age" your repeats. No tape cartridges required! -
The most versatile wah in our line up, this pedal was designed for players who need options on stage, featuring an extended sweep range, a 6-way frequency selector, a switchable boost, LEDs to indicate wah and boost status, and more. -
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The Talk Box is a classic effect—you can hear it on some of the greatest songs ever recorded, across genres and time, from funk and ’70s rock to hard rock and metal. Its unique, highly expressive character is instantly recognizable. -
“They’ve been on my pedalboard forever,” Wylde says. “This is definitely all the ingredients I needed to make the soup—whether it's a Black Label or an Ozzy soup or what I'm doing now with Pantera.”
