Vox - WAH845 - Classic Wah Pedal

Good wah pedal!

Been using this for a while, and its held up well, it is easy to use, and works really well. It's not too big, and has a great sound for the price. Overall, a great alternative to a Cry Baby.

This may well be the best... I have modified mine as per the 'Web' and now its even better. No buffer with these, so added a true bypass switch. 56K input R (Gain), 47K R Coil and 2.2K Peak adj. Sounds very similar to original but the gain is now better balanced for On/off bypass. Funny thing is this one Cries as well (Pun really). Surface mount tech so be careful Part numbers don't match schematics (845) either so be very careful. But what a Pedal with or with out the mods. And the the price.... Cast alloy housing as well!

Nice wah pedal very sharp and there in tone but mine stopped working the button isnt engaging and ive only had it since june

Purists will say this Chinese copy of the original Clyde McCoy (as used by Hendrix) is cheap and nasty and not a patch on the 'Made in USA' wah wah. Well, I'm not a purist - a realist, yes - so I recognise that instruments and kit made in China can be at least as good as US stuff (much made by immigrant labour anyway) and that there is nothing magical about American soil... though many Yanks think there is. My pedal arrived today - one day earlier than forecast which I thought was pretty good. My first impulse was to unscrew the back to have a look at the components. The PCB looked ok and the moving parts seemed adequate - perhaps not as meaty as a vintage pedal but certainly up to the job. So what does it sound like? Before I comment - I would like to say I have seen a simple mod on Youtube to darken the tone of this pedal if it is too bright. Well, it is extremely bright - you might even say brittle. I will make the adjustment tomorrow which simply involves loosening the nut that holds the pot in place and rotating the pot slightly towards the front of the pedal. There is another mod to replace 2 or 3 bits of the circuit but I don't want to take the soldering iron to it if I can help it. So I give it 5 stars on the strength of this mod doing the trick and because I like the look and feel of it - it is a sturdy piece of kit.

It's an interesting question: what is more important, authenticity or sound? The issue raises its head here: I won't question this device's authenticity, but is it worth this device being authentic, if it does not offer true bypass? Well the true test is when you try it: for me, I can hear a noticible cut in some frequencies resulting in a thinning of the sound. Maybe with your set up, you might not notice the difference, but in my rig (62 reissue Strat/Duncan SSL-1 pickups/EH clean boost/Ibanez TS-9/Fender Hot Rod), it undoes all my work optimising my tone....most ironically, when I'm not using it! It is possible to hack a bypass at the cost of a new footswitch, a foot of cable, some soldering and and hour of your time, but this should not be necessary. So what to do? Build a wah that's not authentic? It is a quandry for Vox. And to be fair, that is probably why they charge half for this than The Other One. In other respects, it works well and seems robust enough for life in the road, so the real question is, what should you do? Perhaps instead we could ask: what would Jimi do? Well he had access to plenty of creative guitar techs who'd do custom wiring jobs, like rewinding his pickups (which is how a young Seymour Duncan got his start, I understand). So yes, if you're handy with a soldering iron (like me), then knock yourself out. You could also invest in some A/B switches and rig up some form of physical bypass. But I think were Jimi alive today, he'd just buy a better wah. But hey, it's your call. I just think you shouldn't have to compromise, and that Vox missed a trick here.

Some how the wha wha got lost in the system and I was disappointed about that ,but we sorted it out in the end and it finally arrived safe and sound.I read the reviews and listened on Youtube before purchasing the cheapest Vox wha I could find and Im not at all disappointed..I'm no muso I just know what I like,and the vox delivers .No fiddling about with pointless technologies buttons ,knobs and faders etc,just step on it and fool around,I guarantee youll have a smile on your face immediately .A lot cheaper and more entertaining than a few hours in the boozer!

Got as a replacement for a 70's crybaby that has gone awol, but I wanted something slightly different for when it turns up... (I know it's somewhere but had a gig I needed one for), and the look, quality and sound of this is excellent. TBH, they are the same thing as VOX and Crybaby share dna, but you really cant go wrong. Very happy.

Awesome ! Sounds great ! A little hard to click on and off , but the more you use it , the better it gets

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Really sturdy and durable. Well built. Overall nice tone and really easy to use.

Meglio di quello che immaginavo!!!!! Rapporto qualità/ prezzo eccezionale..... Anche se non ha un escursione esagerata e non ha possibilità di regolazioni il suono mi soddisfa, ed il pedale è essenziale e robusto.ovvio più per amatori che professionisti ( per quelli probabilmente ci sono pedali di fascia più alta) però ripeto per la spesa tanta tanta roba!!!!!

Tolles Wah Wah. Es hat einen angenehmen, weichen Ton und ist nicht so harsch in den Höhen. Kein Brummen, kein Lautstärke unterschied es passt sich super in die Effektschleife ein. Und Preisleistung ist auch top.