Machined from solid billet aluminum, the Killer Wail v2 is sturdy yet light. In fact, my Cry Baby weighs more than twice as much. It’s sleek—almost aerodynamic if such things were a consideration for wah pedals—with little of the bulk associated with conventional wahs. With its compact footprint and top-mounted jacks it’s also pedalboard friendly, a claim few wahs can make. It can also be operated via a 9V battery or DC power supply.
(Image credit: Ernie Ball Music Man) Ask a non-musician to name an effects box and they will probably say ‘wah-wah’; ask a musician to name…
In late October 1965, Vox designer Dick Denney visited the Thomas Organ Company, who distributed Vox in the US, to advise on the design of…
Dunlop has expanded its growing collection of signature Cry Baby wah pedals by releasing a new gold-drenched variant that helps celebrate 60 years of Eric…
Taylor Swift is one our generation’s most prolific and popular songwriters, and her guitar journey – like so many of ours – started on a…
What is it? As one of the UK’s leading amplifier brands, the often rather eccentric Orange company has made an historic name for itself with…
Please confirm you want to block this member.
You will no longer be able to:
Please note: This action will also remove this member from your connections and send a report to the site admin. Please allow a few minutes for this process to complete.
Responses