Sonuus Wahoo Ultimate Analogue Wah/Filter Pedal

I went through 3 different wahs before settling on this one. The problem I had with using a wah on bass guitar was the tendency to get either too muddy on the low end or too ridiculous on the highs (not in a good way) esp. when using it with a fuzz. The Wahoo allowed me to get that wah sound that was pronounced but still fit in a mix. and that was just on one of the preset settings! The editor is beyond awesome. I would recommend this wah to any player who is serious about their tone but not intimidated by knob tweaking.

To tell you the truth, yes right out of the box, it worked like it was supposed to...I love it. I`m still working on how how to optimize its features...James

Granted I don't think this wah is for everybody. If you are a tone junkie, or like to fiddle with sounds, this Pedal is definitely for you. Keep in mind, this also is great if you want a standard "wah" pedal effect as well. for that purpose, right out of the box you should enjoy the sounds. The real gold to this pedal is when you start to fiddle with the settings. You can pretty much achieve any Wah or filter sound you want. It even goes as far as having Step wah, phaser, and "touch" wah sounds. You can save your presets quite easily and also has MIDI in an out as well. Also as time goes by Sonuus offers Firmware updates to help keep your wahoo updated with the times. I actually just updated mine yesterday. Speaking of sonuss' website, they have a wahoo desktop editor that you can put on your computer and hook your wahoo up to tinker with the settings and sounds straight from your desktop computer. All in all, I think Sonuus did a great job with this pedal. It gives "standard" wah pedal seeker/users a great sounding pedal as well as giving tone/sound tweekers a world of options.

Broke after leaving it unplugged for couple of months - it did not last one year - it never left my house