Dunlop has introduced its new Dual-Inductor Custom Badass Cry Baby wah pedal.
The limited-edition pedal features both a Fasel Inductor and a Halo Inductor, with the former serving up modern, high-gain "bright clarity and lush harmonics," and the latter bringing more vintage, mids-rich wah sounds – as heard on classic British blues albums – to the table.
The pedal's right-side kickswitch lets users flick between voices, while the fine-tune knobs control the wah. A pair of LED lights – allowing users to see which voice is selected – reside underneath the frequency controls, while another pair sits at the user-end, letting them know the pedal's bypass state and which Inductor is selected.
The Dunlop Cry Baby Custom Badass Dual-Inductor Edition Wah pedal is available now for $199.
For more info on the pedal, stop by jimdunlop.com.
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