Jim dunlop Cry Baby Standard Wah GCB95

Like the Ibanez TS9 for saturation pedals, the Fender Stratocaster or the Gibson Les Paul for electric guitars, the Jim Dunlop Cry Baby is the benchmark model for wah pedals. It's one of those pieces of equipment that leave an indelible mark on the history of music. The Jim Dunlop Cry Baby is one of them. Created in 1966 by engineers from the Thomas Organ Company, the Cry Baby is heard on many of rock'n'roll's greatest hits, immortalized by the likes of Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton... Wah pedals are an integral part of hard rock solos, as well as being used in reggae for their bounciness, and in the rhythm section of funk guitarists. Jim Dunlop's Cry Baby has been the absolute reference in wah pedals for over 50 years. The GCB95 is a faithful interpretation of the vintage versions with their aggressive, accentuated sound. It's built with the same components as the vintage version. The pedal's short amplitude allows you to obtain a very fast wah and go from a muffled to a very high-pitched sound in a fraction of a second. Its sturdy metal chassis ensures a long life, with a sober, timeless look, all for a bargain price. In short, you can't go wrong with a Cry Baby - try it and you'll love it!