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Ibanez Weeping Demon WD7 Wah Pedal
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The Ibanez WD7 Weeping Demon Wah Pedal from the Tone-Lok Series will have your audience screaming for more with its shrieks, cries, wails, and seductive siren songs. Among its features are spring and normal footboard action, selectable wah range, and fine tuning controls.
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It does it all!
| Ease Of Use |
The Weeping Demon probably isn't one of the easiest wahs to work with...Sooooooooooooooo, if all you want is just for it to turn on and off go for a Cry Baby. After you figure out what all the nobs change and all that, you can get anything one could dream of to come out of it! After you set your tone just pick if you want to switch it on yourself or have it work on and off like the cry baby!
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| Sound |
The sound can go ant which way needed Hendrix, Metallica, Satriani, Zappa, or Parliament-Funkadelic ;). It's all a matter getting it set just right for the amp you use, then just step on it and away we goooooooooooooo! It can get a little noisy but only if you turn the boost up all the way.
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| Reliability |
I have no fears of this bad boy giving out on me during a show...It's tough and ready for a beat down. I don't think I would ever need a backup for it! Only thing that has happend to me is the Pedal has gotten a tad loose just had to tighten it up.
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| Customer Support |
Haven't had to deal with them!
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| Liked about it |
I can get any sound I want out of it. Being able to lock the little dials in so the sound won't change is awesome, and the automatic turn off is great!
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| Didn't like |
Can't really think of anything bad....I wish you could set up like two preset tones and switch to them somehow.
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5.0 |
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The Best Wah I've Ever Used 
| Ease Of Use |
It's easy to dial in the sound you want. The knobs push in so that you can't accidentally change your settings once you get your sound dialed in.
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| Sound |
You have alot of adjustability with this wah. The range knobs lets you dial in the sound you want. In my opinion it has a greater wah effect than others that I have tried. Alot of times you hear wah effects on albums and you want to capture that with the same effect the artist is using. I've found that I can't. This Demon wah has alot of wah to it. You can make it small or big.
The switch on the side lets you go into spring mode which is a cool twist. If you don't want to rock your foot back and forth to get the way effect you can switch it to spring mode so all you have to do is push your foot down when you want the effect on. When you lift your foot off the spring pushes the pedal up to the off position. Personally, I prefer this mode over the traditional.
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| Reliability |
It's made of metal and built solid. You can definitely tell it's a quality build. I use it off and on as I'm not a big wah user, but over the 2 years I've used it it's never failed me. It's a little bigger than most wahs, but the extra features this wah packs makes it worth it.
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| Customer Support |
Never had to call them.
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| Liked about it |
Lots of adjustability and the spring mode are my favorite things. The ton-loc feature lets you push in the knobs after you get your sound dialed in so your settings won't change by mistake. And, it's built to last!
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| Didn't like |
Mine didn't come with a power adapter, but those aren't very expensive. Just an extra purchase.
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5.0 |
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Ibanez Weeping Demon WD7 Wah Pedal
| Ease Of Use |
Right out of the box I noticed some serious features with this wah pedal. Dialing in the right wah sound is easy enough, and the tone lok features mean you can lock in the settings and never ever have to worry about them changing.
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| Sound |
Using it with a Mesa Nomad, and Ibanez power series pedals for other effects, I got some great wah vowels. In clean mode you really need to tweak the settings to get it right, but when you do, its quite effective.
It has a normal and low setting for wah range, Level, Q, and Lo on the knobs, range of fine tuning, and an Auto off delay control. Best feature of this pedal is the lever on the left side, which when pulled, switches the wah pedal from free flowing to spring loaded. This is when the Auto wah off delay knob comes into play.
You can play your guitar and just tap the wah pedal in spring mode and the wah is automatically switched on and when you remove your foot the wah effect switches off. The auto off feature allows you to set how long it takes for the wah to switch off after removing your foot. I find this great so that you dont have to worry about switching the wah on and off, you just use it when you need it.
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| Reliability |
Built like an tank, this thing is certainly heavy, but doesn't detract from it. Just gives the user a feel of quality, which is a good thing. I cant imagine needing a wah backup for this thing.. Its like a block of metal..
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| Customer Support |
Never had to call them...
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| Liked about it |
Ability to switch from free mode to spring mode, allows for some different wah sounds you cant do on normal wah pedals, The ability to lock in the knobs, so you never change your sound by accident, and the solid build is a definite plus.
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| Didn't like |
It didn't come with a power adapter, and the lever that switches from free to spring mode can be a little dangerous as it is sharp metal and I did cut myself the first time I flipped the switch as it kinda snaps into place..
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| Overall satisfaction: |
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4.0 |
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