Dunlop Joe Bonamassa Signature Cry Baby Wah Wah

I've had this wah for years and it broke once a while back. Had to pay shipping both ways on the repair. Still isn't grounded correctly because sparks fly every time I get the adaptor close to the socket. Doesn't sound any better than the standard wah for half the price either--still a serious tone suck when engaged. I think Joe just stamped his name on this to get $$. A friend had the standard crybaby and it broke twice within the first two months. I think poor quality is a Dunlop issue across the board.

What can I say. I can buy any wah I want. This one is incredible. Doesn't effect my tone and delivers a clean output.

Great fro Fuzz boxes and as a stand alone effect, if you are into blues this little thing and a great tube amp is all you need.Tried it with the JB Fuzz Face and it sounds terrific!

Broke after only one day of use.

I have a vintage VOX wah pedal from 1965 which has awesome sound.I purchased this pedal and I am very happy with its response as compared to the Vox.Great response and emphasis

Beautiful range and wah control. This is my third wah pedal and by far my favorite. It adds just the touch I need when I want to accent a passage.

Ive owned many whas, very unhappy with this one, it picks up radio stations, it also stopped working after minimal use, Not recommended

Top of the line

This is a great sounding wah pedal and looks fabulous with the copper top. The buffer does a great job when using temperamental fuzz pedals, recovering sweep and avoiding nasty artefacts. It has a unique voice among my other Cry Baby wahs, so very happy overall.

best of the best

Very solid, not sure that sound wise its a major difference from the the standard pedal, but it looks good!

Well made but too trebly for my taste. Exchanged for the Jerry Cantrell model. Much better.

Does exactly what you expect and then more!!!