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WW-1 Wowee-Wah

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MWW-1/WW-1 is a classic wah-wah effect enabling the setting of the tones and with new comfortable switching mode. Four switches of the tone parameters will let you match the tone to your needs. MWW-1/WW-1 sounds excellent with clean, crunch and with high overdrive tones as well. MWW-1/WW-1 will sound clean and deep on the clean tones because it doesn’t get distorted even by the signal from the humbucker. On the gain tones MWW-1/WW-1 won’t cause “choking” the tone because of the possibility to reduce the “quality factor of the resonance circuit” and the deepness of the wah-wah functionality. 
Basses’ switch will be helpful to let the guitar sound with a wah-wah with full band (without bass attenuation). VOLUME switch enables to adjust the level of output signal when the wah-wah is active. 

MWW-1/WW-1 posses two switching modes: traditional (with the switch located in front of the pedal) and (automatic mode with the sensor of placing the leg on the pedal). Due to that, the switching OFF and ON of the wah-wah is far more faster and more comfortable what gives new creative capabilities. Photo element instead of potentiometer makes the using of wah-wah more easy and enlarges the effect reliability.

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The WH-1 is based on the existing WW-1 model. Haynes has added his own vintage-avoured EQ tweaks. It’s a very solid-feeling pedal too: the rocker itself has a brushed metal nish and it looks positively industrial. The purple base has an input jack on one side, and an output jack and 9vDC jack on the other (alongside Warren’s signature) as well as a ‘Q FACTOR’ switch for selecting between high and low Q modes. On the side of the pedal itself is a switch for selecting the On/ Off mode: in the ‘up’ position you need to press the pedal all the way down to engage the effects, but in the ‘down’ position you only need to put your foot on the pedal to turn the wah wah effect on.

Review by mixdownmag

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The G-Lab GLA-TCH-1 is a classic chorus effect pedal featuring G-Lab’s Max Analog technology, which achieves a clear and deep chorus effect on electric guitar and bass. This dual-effect design houses a 24-bit DSP processor with a discrete analog signal path and control, resulting in a very low-noise, low-distortion sound.

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