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blacktrix
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Sep 5 2005, 01:14 PM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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Weeping Demon is definately more towards the metal crowd..... DEFINATELY not as suitable for a funk musician. I'm not saying that you absolutely CAN'T use the Weeping Demon for funk, but you're better off getting a Dunlop Wah compared because of it's unique tones.
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XCcude
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Oct 8 2005, 11:28 AM
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any sites that teach u how to play funk music? like just for practise or sth.. or any sites that have the tabs
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chapree
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Oct 8 2005, 12:26 PM
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I used to stuff for LYN Editorial and troll at LYN Forums
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Bentley have original Crybaby and Morley wah as far as i can remember...and it's inside the glass rack
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sean392
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Oct 8 2005, 04:59 PM
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wud wah pedal creates that very classic wah sound.... sumth like slash type of wah.....
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blacktrix
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Oct 9 2005, 09:35 AM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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Of course!!!! The only difference between the regular Dunlop Wah pedals and his pedals? Slash uses a Custom Cunlop Wah Rack system. Basically, he has a central unit in his rack, and that unit distributes the signal to the controllers all over the stage.
But remember, get a wah which suits your musical playing. If you're playing funk, don't bother with a weeping demon, or for that matter, a Wylde Wah. But if you're playing alot of metal or hard rock music, then those will suit you fine.
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metalhead
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Oct 9 2005, 09:45 AM
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what is the most affordable wah pedal available in the market? .... i actually haven't have the chance to play a wah before....
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evo.com
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Oct 9 2005, 02:06 PM
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the GCB95 is prolly the cheapest one out there.... or the Vox wah....
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XCcude
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Oct 9 2005, 04:57 PM
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h0w much arethey?
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blacktrix
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Oct 9 2005, 06:02 PM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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GCB-95 I think retails for about 350 bucks. Not sure about the Vox one though.
Right now, I can't decide between a Rotovibe or the Wylde Wah. Obviously, I already have a wah, but the Wylde Wah has a much wider range (AND with Fasel inside!), but the rotovibe will only be used sparringly, although it's something that I might play alot with it....
Guys? What are your picks??
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thefryingfox
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Oct 9 2005, 06:11 PM
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why not try dimebag darell's crybaby? i've had a chance to try it and i prefer it over the hendrix wah....much more crunch!!!
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nerd
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Oct 9 2005, 06:12 PM
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knowing u, surely u'll be extremely happy with a Wylde Wah. add to ur ZW arsenal!
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blacktrix
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Oct 9 2005, 06:34 PM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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Yeah, but the Rotovibe also adds to the arsenal.
But amazingly, I found the Dimebag a little Too overpowering. Remember, I still want to play alot of Hendrix and funk style music too. And the Wylde Wah is unique because it comes with a little tuner so you can adjust how much "Pressure" you can add to the pedal.
Sometimes I just leave it on at a certain level, just for the sound. That one, I will need a very hard pressure. But for Funk where you "Rock the cradle", you need a very loose wah. So that's why a Wylde Wah is very useful also.
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metalhead
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Oct 9 2005, 06:54 PM
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any opinion on Zoom 707II multi effect with Wah pedal? .... is it worth a buy...or should i get a stand alone wah pedal/effect ? .... i dun do live gigs..merely play in a hidden room in the middle of nowhere ...
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blacktrix
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Oct 9 2005, 07:02 PM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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Get a dedicated Wah pedal man. The Zoom 707II doesn't have that full Wah sound that we all know and love. Even the GFX-5 wah isn't all that good.
Get the GCB-90. It's relatively cheap and is VERY versatile.
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metalhead
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Oct 9 2005, 07:07 PM
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thanx man, well...actually my fren recommended me Zoom 707II coz of the multi effect...the wah is some sorta bonus with it...yeah, i know it's not as good as the real deal...
u got a zoom multi effect rite? how's that little thing perform??? does it play up to ur standard???
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blacktrix
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Oct 9 2005, 11:16 PM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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To me, it does the basic effects well.... I get to play around with lots of different effects with lots of great combinations. Also, with the expression pedal, you get to play around alot more, like the flange, tremolo, volume and pitch effects alot more. I can faithfully replicate alot of Tom Morello's stuff in his new Audioslave days. Like A Stone can be faithfully replicated.
I also like to play with the different distortion effects that you can get and the amp modelling is pretty decent. In fact, I'm actually using the tube amp modelling which is connected to my ZW-44.... and it does a good job of replicating Zakk's tone.
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evo.com
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Oct 10 2005, 05:08 AM
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wylde wah definitely.... the rotovibe would come last if i was going for teh full ZW gear.... amp would be the 1st on the list... modded JCM800..
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blacktrix
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Oct 10 2005, 08:58 AM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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Amp is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off my budget at the moment.
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metalhead
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Oct 10 2005, 07:35 PM
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zoom seem pretty promising for experimenting with tonnes of effect....me gonna think really hard on this...Squire Strat or Zoom 707II???? makes me ponder .....
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blacktrix
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Oct 10 2005, 10:38 PM
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World!
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What do you use for effects now Metalhead??
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