Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Signature Wah

The Dunlop Hendrix JH1D wah operates as advertised and gives a cool retro sound. I use it with another digital effects set up and it dials in the desired tone. So far, trouble free and I liked the substantial retro build quality. It feels tough and should be able to handle the inevitable wear and tear of regular use.

Amazing pedal

I’ve had quite a few different Wah pedals. This one hands-down is the best sounding one although it was squeaking I had to fix that otherwise I would’ve gave it five stars.

Great wah.One thing to check is the tightness of the nut securing the pot. I did not and found it out the hard way during a gig. Check it and you will be good to go.

Fast!!! Awesome pedal!

Excellent wah and a great buy if you're into any blues wah tone.

Still playing around with the sensitivity a little, but I love the sound (and like to use it for slight tonal variations during a song) and the quality is good.

Sent it back. Didn't like it at all. Range is limited and sound unimpressive. I don't know if I had a bum unit but it was pretty useless compared to the old ones.

This pedal is a little dearer than other wah-wahs but the extra expenditure is well worth it. The build quality is excellent and the voicing of the pedal is second to none. Brilliant for doing Jimi stuff!

I’m back playing in the 1960s again, better than any other wha wha peddle, full WHAaaaaaa Jimi would of been proud !!!! So is my USA Strat. Add an over drive peddle it’s magic rock music.

I purchased this when it was on special offer, to replace a tired old standard Crybaby I used to use. I really enjoy this pedal, the sweep and frequency response make it a lot more vocal sounding than the standard wah, which always seemed a bit thin to me. The top end is not as harsh as the standard crybaby and very musical, though the trade of to this is that in the heel down position the sound can drop away quite dramatically, as the low end sweep on this is very low, well below the usual mid-range honk of the heel down position on standard wahs. This could lead to you getting lost in the mix a bit, but to be honest you don't tend to play with the wah notched all the way back in the heel down position anyway.The plus side to the lowered frequency response is a very full sounding wah, with a very vocal midrange sweep. Probably more suited to single notes and overdriven tones than clean rhythm playing, but a good all-rounder overall.The non true-bypass buffered switching isn't as big a deal as people seem to think. I have switched this pedal via a Keeley true bypass switcher, and compared this bypass to the built in buffered bypass. Whilst the buffered bypass does lead to a small loss of top end when in bypass mode, the affect really is very minimal and not really a problem.Overall a good pedal.

Sounds just like a newborn on a roundabout. Brilliant pedal and a plays it's part in my gear setup

Just sounds like hendrix wow wah its exciting to use and creates a great sound cant stop using it best buy