Chris Corrado

This board shows how to get close to the Jimi Hendrix sound. Absolutely essential for his sound was a Fender Stratocaster, a Wah Pedal, a Germanium Fuzz and a Uni-Vibe. The whole thing amplified by a Marshall Superlead Plexi (the Woodstock setup). On this board we expand the palette a bit to cover all facets of his sound. 

Stratocaster

The Jimi Hendrix Sound Pedalboard

1959 HW

Tester

This Cry Baby Wah packs three different wah voicings to cover most of your tonal needs—Low, Vintage, GCB95—into a housing that's half the standard size and features true bypass switching.

Dunlop

Product Page

Review by bonedo

Manual

CRY BABY MINI WAH CBM95

QuickMount Type B

Pedal-Montageplatte für Standard-Einzelpedale

Pedal Mounting Plate For Standard Single Pedals

David Litaba

This pedal recereates the sound of the Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face unit Jimi Hendrix use in the late '60s, with modern features such as a status LED, true-bypass switching, a 9-volt power jack, and a pedalboard-friendly housing.

Demo by musictoyznetwork

Demo by Guitar Talk

JIMI HENDRIX FUZZ FACE DISTORTION

QuickMount Type A

Catalinbread’s Talisman plate reverb is touted as a homage to the plate reverbs of the 70s, famously used on Pink Floyds iconic Dark Side of the Moon album. To clarify, according to Musician on a Mission, plate reverb is “a clever way of imitating the way sound reverberates through a room. Plate reverb units are big, enclosed cases. Hanging inside of the case is a thin metal sheet, aka the “plate.” When a sound is played into a plate reverb unit, vibrations inside of the case create the illusion of reverb“.

Catalinbread

Demo by Reverb 

Demo by Catalinbread Effects

Review by Guitar Fella 

Review by BK Pedal Reviews 

Talisman

PedalSafe Type A1.1

Schutzabdeckung & RockBoard-Montageplatte für MXR® Standardgröße und Dunlop® Echoplex Delay Pedale

Protective Cover & RockBoard Mounting Plate For MXR® standard size and Dunlop® Echoplex Delay pedals

Schutzabdeckung & universelle Montageplatte für MXR® Standardgröße und Dunlop® Echoplex Delay Pedale

Protective Cover & Universal Mounting Plate For MXR® standard size and Dunlop® Echoplex Delay pedals

The Echoplex EP-3 tape echo unit is famous for its deliciously warm, organic modulation and sweet musical voice—a key component to some of the most iconic guitar tones from the '70s onward. The original EP-3 units, however, are expensive, temperamental, and larger than a VCR.

That's where the EP103 Echoplex Delay comes in. It's the size of a Phase 90, and it delivers the EP-3's legendary tones with a simple control interface and a hi-fi all-analog dry path. The Delay control sets the time between repeats—from 65ms to 750ms—the Sustain control sets the number of repeats, and the Volume control sets the output level of your repeats.

Review by Gitarre & Bass

Review by Premierguitar

Demo by Guitarist

Official Product Video

EP103 Echoplex Delay

RockBoard

Das Electric Vibe ist ein analoges Phaser/Vibrato-Pedal, das die klassischen Vibe-Sounds mit zusätzlichen einzigartigen Funktionen kombiniert.

Elektronisch ist es von der Univibe (TM) Schaltung inspiriert und verfügt über ein ähnliches optisches System zur Modulation des Signals durch vier Phasenverschiebungsstufen.

Die ENVELOPE ist wahrscheinlich das, was ihn am meisten auszeichnet. Wenn die Hüllkurvenfunktionen aktiviert sind, kannst du eine dynamische, reaktionsschnelle Modulation erhalten, die der Intensität des Saitenzupfens und Akkordschlagens genau folgt. Was bedeutet das eigentlich? Wenn zum Beispiel die SPEED- und/oder DEPTH-Hüllkurve aktiviert ist, kann die Modulationsrate/Amplitude entsprechend der rhythmischen Akzente variieren, was subtile oder dramatische Veränderungen des Effekts ermöglicht. Es ist wirklich so, als ob du den Effekt „spielen“ würdest!

The Electric Vibe is an analog phaser/vibrato pedal which combines the classic vibe tones with additional unique features.

Electronically it’s inspired by the Univibe (TM) circuit and features a similar optical system to modulate the signal by going through four phase shifting stages.

The ENVELOPE is probably what makes it stand out the most. When envelope functions are engaged you can get dynamic responsive modulation which accurately follows string picking and chord strumming intensity. What does it mean after all? For example with SPEED and/or DEPTH envelope engaged the modulation rate/amplitude can vary according to rhythmic accents, allowing for either subtle or dramatic changes in the effect output. It’s really like you are “playing” the effect!

OPFXS

Demo by Pair of Pandas

Demo by The Guitar Effect

Demo by JayLeonardJ

Review by Premier Guitar

Electric Vibe

M267 OCTAVIO FUZZ

Für 5-9 FX-Pedale - **622 x 142 mm / 24.49" x 5.59"** - erhältlich mit Gig Bag oder Flight Case

For 5 - 9 FX pedals - **622 x 142 mm / 24.49" x 5.59"** - available with Gig Bag or Flight Case

Der Fuzz Face Mini Distortion bietet warme Vintage-Fuzz-Sounds dank mismatched Germanium-Transistoren, mit Status-LED, Netzanschluss, Batteriefach und Mini-Gehäuse für modernen Komfort.

This Fuzz Face Mini Distortion provides warm vintage fuzz tones thanks to mismatched germanium transistors, with a status LED, AC power jack, battery door, and mini housing for modern convenience.

awkwardsound.com

product page on the Dunlop website

Premier Guitar

Dunlop Germanium Fuzz Face Mini | Reverb Demo Video

Why Dunlop Mini Fuzz Faces Are Awesome

Germanium Fuzz Face Mini FFM2

The Justin Chancellor Cry Baby Wah is a multi-tool of sonic craftsmanship, combining three separate effects into a single pedal: the fluid expressiveness of a custom midrange filter, the bright aggression of a custom wah circuit, and the chainsaw grind of a vintage fuzz. It's the perfect complement to bass player Justin Chancellor's multi-dimensional role in the band Tool. Whether opening up soundscapes with chords and harmonics or syncing up with guitarist Adam Jones to perform arresting single-note unison runs, Justin goes above and beyond the traditional boundaries of his instrument to help compose the band's multi-layered tunes. He is, without a doubt, one of the modern pioneer users of effects on bass, and he keeps a carefully configured pedalboard at his disposal for crafting tones and exploring sounds. This custom Cry Baby Wah combines some of his favorite ways to do just that—filter, wah, and fuzz.

Demo by The Bass Channel

Demo by Nate Navarro

JUSTIN CHANCELLOR CRY BABY WAH (JCT95)

Dimebag Darrell kombinierte die Attitüde eines Cowboys mit High-Gain Riffs und schreienden Leads voller Pinch Harmonics. Eines der wichtigsten Elemente seines Sounds war das Cry Baby Wah, dass er in einer Zeit spielte, als Wah-Pedale lange aus der Mode waren. Durch seine Erfahrung aus jahrelangen Touren half Dimebag Dunlop bei der Entwicklung des flexibelsten Wah-Pedals aller Zeiten: Dem Dime Cry Baby From Hell Wah. 

Dunlop baute das Dime Cry Baby Wah-Pedal auf der Grundlage des 535Q, nahm die Q-Control, den 6-Wege Range Schalter und den schalt- und regelbaren Boost, modifizierte die Sweep Range speziell nach den Bedürfnissen von Dimebag, fügte einen Regler für die max. Sweep Range und einen zweiten Output hinzu und installierte zwei Status LEDs an der Rückseite des Pedals, die den Zustand von Wah und Boost anzeigen. Als letztes Detail wurde die klassische Gummi-Matte auf der Oberseite durch Skateboard Skip Tape getauscht, damit das Pedal auch in Kontakt mit Feuchtigkeit absolut rutschfest bleibt. 

Das Dimebag Cry Baby ist das ultimative Tool für den tourenden Gitarristen und der neue, schwarze Camo-Look zaubert sicher nicht nur 'Cowboys From Hell' ein breites Grinsen in das Gesicht.

Dimebag Darrell combined a cowboy’s swagger with high-gain riffs and squealing pinch harmonic-laden leads. One of the most significant elements of his sound and dynamics was the Cry Baby Wah, and at a time when wah pedals had fallen out of fashion, Dime flew his wah flag high. Armed with his hard-earned expertise and insight from years of touring, he helped Dunlop devise the most versatile wah in their lineup: The Dime Cry Baby from Hell Wah.

Work on this pedal first began some 20 years ago when Dime, a long-time user of the super customizable Cry Baby 535Q Multi-Wah, wanted even more freedom when setting up his rig on stage. Starting with the 535Q, Dunlop carried over its Q control, 6-way range selector, and adjustable kick-in boost. Next, Dunlop hot-rodded it with a wide sweep range for Dime to dig deep and fly high, a control to adjust the pedal’s toe-down frequency, an extra output for splitting your signal to a separate FX chain, and back-mounted LED indicators to conveniently show whether the wah is on and whether the boost is engaged. Finally, Dunlop replaced the standard rubber tread with skateboard skid tape so that your foot doesn’t slip on any spilled beverages.

The Dimebag Cry Baby from Hell Wah is the ultimate wah pedal for your touring rig, and with its new black camo finish, it’ll have you wearing a black-toothed grin in no time.