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from : localhost/does the justification lie?

1) They're hand built.

2) Ramp;D is expensive, so they need to offset the low volume of sales with a higher price.

That and: Find another wah that you can hook up four controllers to, that has a 5 band eq, multiple output settings, 6 switchable tonal ranges.... most of theose features are available singly, but the Dunlop quot;Rackbabyquot; is AFAIK the only one that has tehm all

The only reason I could justify that is if you were using wah pedals all over the stage like Kirk Hammet or Tony Rombola. You still need the expresion pedal and cable to it, might as well just use a standard wah.

I guess there are a lot more features on it than on a standard Cry Baby.

they sound like crap IMO...


Originally Posted by the guy who invented firethey sound like crap IMO...

Slash used one with GNR, watch the UYI DVD's, his wah tone is excellent. It's all in the way stuff is set up...


Originally Posted by pinto79Slash used one with GNR, watch the UYI DVD's, his wah tone is excellent. It's all in the way stuff is set up...Bad example bro...I have always thought Slash had a ****ty tone, I never cared for his studio or live tone in GnR nor do I like his tone in VR...IMO Slash has one of the most over rated tones ever...


Originally Posted by the guy who invented fireBad example bro...I have always thought Slash had a ****ty tone, I never cared for his studio or live tone in GnR nor do I like his tone in VR...IMO Slash has one of the most over rated tones ever...

1 i never really could understand what the big deal is with slash either. i've never really heard anything that great come from him but maybe im missing some song or something ?

anyway to get back on track i think those crybaby racks are stupid..

like mentioned before you should just use a regular wah