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Xotic Wah XW-1 A compact new generation version of the original wah [Sound demo and reviews]
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A modern version of the world's first wah pedal, the Clyde McCoy Wah.
It's compact, fits easily on your board, and is top-notch in quality.
This flagship model has a wide range of controls and adjustments, making it easy to create the sound you want.
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Xotic Wah XW-1 | Specs & Info.
Basic information of Xotic Wah XW-1
The Xotic Wah XW-1 is based on the world's first wah pedal, the Clyde McCoy Wah. It faithfully reproduces the Italian-made wah from 1967 to 1968 used by artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, and Eric Clapton. The vocal-like sound, like a human voice, is unique to the Italian wah called Holy Grail Wah. In addition, the XW-1 has flexibility such as a two-band EQ for users who want a more unique wah sound.
The XW-1 maintains a classic sound while incorporating innovative technology, making it an unrivaled wah pedal in terms of reliability.
- Based on the world's first wah, the Clyde McCoy Wah
- Four controls for direct and intuitive sound shaping
- Fine adjustments possible with the internal 4-circuit DIP switch
- The torque (feel) of the pedal can be adjusted using the nut on the side.
- Rubber bumper on the back of the pedal allows you to adjust the range of motion
Xotic Wah XW-1｜Sound Demo
Xotic Wah XW-1 | Review and reputation
I've used many different types of wahs, but I think this one is the best in terms of tone, sound projection, ease of use, and visibility.
Amazon Than
The price is reasonable, I don't think it's cheap, but if you want to try a few different things, I think this will satisfy you.
It is recommended
You may be concerned about the high price compared to other pedals, but I think you'll understand once you try it. As you try out different things with this pedal, you'll get a clear idea of what kind of wah sound you really like.
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Pochip
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An older sister I often seePlease use Sound House again next time.
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