Wahts up? Wahs up!

[Sweat]

Dude, one word, well amybe two, ROAD TRIP

 

[PBGas]

Dude, one word, well amybe two, ROAD TRIP

Well said. ANd you know........I'm still hoping.

 

[PBGas]

Ok....update. It just came in.

Holy moly.....I absolve everyone of my troubles.

Thank you Mr. Ball!

 

[Larry]

I can't wait mine should be here Friday!

 

[mr.b]

can someone tell me: how does the pedal movement compare to that of the standard VP? i find the VP to be nicely resistant and at present, i use one as an expression pedal with my G-system. one of the effects is a wah and i find the movement of the VP a bit stiff for quick wah work.

so does the EB wah operate a little smoother ...?

 

[RobW]

so does the EB wah operate a little smoother ...?

Yes.

 

[mr.b]

thanks for that concise reply Rob.

 

[SteveB]

I'm not sure the Wah is any more or less 'smooth' than the VP jr. (I've got both on my pedalboard), but the Wah doesn't have as wide a range of motion as the VP Jr.
(That's a good thing. The EB Wah's sweep is larger than Dunlop-style wahs, but if it moved as much as the VP Jr. your calf would get very tired! And I think it wouldn't be as playable... especially when you're trying to move the wah rapidly.)

Anyway, it's a great pedal and you should try one! It will sell itself.

 

[mr.b]

cheers Steve.

i plan to try one out. of not via my local guitar store then certainly at the LIMS / UK Knucklehead bash.

 

[RobW]

no prob, b.

I went from a Dunlop crybaby to the EB wah, and like Steve said, the sweep is different. It's definitely a different sound than the Dunlop.

When I first plugged it in, I kind of thought it was almost too much of a difference for me. It was almost too smooth/fast and covered too much of a sweep too quickly in that short range, but I got used to it in like two minutes. I guess I was so used to heavy-footing the old Dunlop. This one takes a little more finesse.

I like it, though. It's really a nice pedal - sounds great, action is smooth, well made (built like a tank, like the volume pedals) and I can't tell you how GREAT it is to have the SIMPLE LED on/off lights. I don't know many times I've missed turning off an old non-led wah before, when coming out of a solo back into the tune or something...

 

[fogman]

Yes!!! Mine just came in!!! (thanks again Kyle!)
I can't wait to try it out.
Unfortunately I may not be able to for a couple of days because of my work schedule.

 

[beej]

They are fantastic, I've been giving mine some solid abuse the past few days. Nice work EB!

 

[Sweat]

Loving mine, it does take finesse though but great tone and so smooth.

 

[PeteDuBaldo]

Yes!!! Mine just came in!!! (thanks again Kyle!)
I can't wait to try it out.
Unfortunately I may not be able to for a couple of days because of my work schedule.

HOLY #%*( FOGGY! You got one without posting for 2 years about possibly buying one?

Congrats, but no pics no wah

 

[fogman]

HOLY #%*( FOGGY! You got one without posting for 2 years about possibly buying one?

Congrats, but no pics no wah

I guess I did my time because they announced them like 2 years ago and I said then I would buy one!

I'll find a camera and post pics of it next to my Dargie to make it legit.

 

[fogman]

Oh man!!!!
I tried this thing out for the first time. I'd always wanted a wah but never had one. It is way to much fun!!! and yes, it's very smooth compared to a lot of them out there.

 

[guitar_guy12]

How cool would it be to see a rack unit of the Ernie Ball wah in the next couple of years.

 

[Warg Master]

*Creepy high pitched voice* mmmmmmmmmmm, Jesse......

 

[ShaneV]

*Creepy high pitched voice* mmmmmmmmmmm, Jesse......

Mr. Herbert for president.