Wah Pedal 101 - Which Cry Baby is for me?

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[@kirkwahmmet8406]

This video brings great pleasure to my nether regions.

[@ethanwolters5618]

Thank you

[@derekb6728]

Yes

[@alexkidd4979]

Needed help what brand of gutair should I buy for 80s rock and amp and what wah pedal is the best that I could adford

[@nathanneve]

The 24 carat gold one is your best option for that sound i think

[@marcirajkai8395]

Ditto 😂

[@joshuafrahm8778]

"They've sold something like 5 million of these." And that's just to Kirk Hammett

[@mikeyconnor]

For 1 gig

[@shirtsguitar]

😂

[@jey8605]

😂

[@Jamie_kemp]

😂

[@zeppelinboys]

kirk has killer skills but i miss the pre wha days. should be sprinkled in the songs instead of smothering them in wha

[@Slovy_]

Fun fact: SRV had Hendrix’s old wah. Jimmie Vaughan played a gig with Hendrix and he gave it to him and then he gave it to Stevie.

[@lansley8621]

I was gonna say BS but you're right. cool ass story

[@Deltototdel]

Where is it now?

[@GrimKage]

Kirk Hammett

[@knutertsas9359]

Nope. Jimmie Vaughan gave his wah wah to Hendrix actually, because Hendrix's was broken. His band warmed up for Hendrix. He never saw the wah again. But Stevie may have had one of Hendrix's wah's later on..

[@marcusjumbe3759]

Wah

[@justinbouchard]

After a while during the movie clip I forgot I was watching Andertons lol. Was shocked as fuck when Lee and Pete showed up again!

[@RWulff007]

Oh no. Alzheimers around the corner

[@justinbouchard]

I may or may not have been partaking in a chemical that affects short term memory. I can't really remember.

[@nardbagman28]

i was disappointed as well

[@kirkwahmmet8406]

Same!

[@gpar7]

me too....I lost track I was so amazed, not at all disappointed

[@TheGuitaristAndy]

Anyone else remember when Bea spent ages in a Sounds Like Video wondering why he couldn't get a useable tone out of his rig, and it's because he left the wah on? (Edit - Sounds Like Alice In Chains)

[@dixon9]

...and this is why I'd prefer a wah with an LED indicator - and they are like hen's teeth. Every effect pedal has an LED indicator - except for wahs... really annoying.

[@mrclarksix]

Andy Crane been there...

[@littlesquidward8117]

Which sounds like was that

[@TheGuitaristAndy]

Sounds like Alice In Chains

[@1dareu2mov3]

I actually just did that the other day... I'll definitely be modding mine soon to add an LED!

[@RyanWright]

plugs into a bass wah "It's really bassy" who woulda thunk

[@Moto_737]

Who woulda thump

[@RyanWright]

@@Moto_737 lol

[@cOpEnBaCoN]

Kirk got upset that you didn't showcase his wah. But now, he plans to grab a stool and run two together for the sandman solo.

[@yetanotherbassdude]

12:30 Pete, the best "cocked wah" example for me is hands-down Mick Ronson's work with David Bowie. The intro to Ziggy Stardust is just magic, and there's no other way to get *that* sound. I think he also used it for Rebel Rebel and a bunch of other Bowie tracks in the early 70s, just to push the mids of the guitar in the mix. It's a huge part of the sound of that era of Bowie.

[@dylandenney3980]

Zappa did it as well. But Mick Ronson is definitely the most notable

[@dizyrache]

I'd just like to say that recently I've started buying all I need for my music from Andertons and I really like everything you have lovely staff and quick to send things out and you have anything I could possibly need so thanks your fab and I really enjoy listening to the captain your so much better than you believe...

[@notarealperson87]

hold on, the guy who invented the wah is still kickin'? how have we, the collective guitarists, not made him a billionaire by now???

[@the.communist]

Welcome to our capitalist unfair system

[@sebastianlindon8992]

@@the.communist Username checks out

[@vapordruid]

@@the.communist does it hurt?

[@SirPrizeMF]

​@@vapordruidHurts how stupid people are who will defend a system that doesn't and will never work for them. Licking billionaire boot has never gotten anyone anywhere.

[@AnthonySkunkGreen]

The jerry cantrell wah and John Petrucci wah will forever be my favorites.

[@yiwen9041]

1) Wah pedals do not sweep the Q. It sweeps the center frequency of the band-pass filter. 2) The sound has a resonant peak around the upper range of the cut-off frequency, which gives it the "notched" sound that you can't replicate with the tone knob. 3) The tone control on a guitar is also not a band-pass filter, but a low-pass filter.

[@oliverjames7315]

Yi Wen yeah, a pedal that swept the Q would sound very odd.

[@remster151]

someone please plug a miku into a wah, would it even work?

[@joost199207]

Remi Rene Everything's better with miku.

[@overdrivemejimmy6847]

It would probably start crying in Japanese

[@ericvalverderosado2046]

i dont want to laugh till loosing my ribs, i've just hurted my ab in the last video before this

[@kennynordieker5653]

It would be a very vocal wah then...

[@marcogiampa283]

someone should mod a miku into a wha

[@gibbysg8143]

I have the Jerry Cantrell signature wah and love it! It sounds really dark and raspy and has a really unique sound compared to other wahs I’ve used

[@linuskangas9791]

I love the darker range of the Cantrell wahs, I actually bought 3 during lockdown and gave one to.a good buddy who loves Alice In Chains. Love the crybaby from hell as well, I may have a wah problem lolol

[@HELLHAMMERHANDHIX]

when I lived in uk my mate "phil the goth" worked in an electroplating factory and plated my 82" cry baby with 5-7 layers of 24k gold...I still have it...cheers "phil" !!!. however I prefer my "morley" cos it doubles as a volume pedal !!!.

[@mr.phil.a]

Nic White fair play a 82 inch wah pedal is huge.

[@HELLHAMMERHANDHIX]

Charlie ...it's not the size matey...it's how you use it !!!

[@ranajoyshil]

Pete is really a good guitarist..like he plays his own stuff rather than popular guitarists stuffs..which is a real thing....but when Pete hit a note when he engaged the distortion of the wah....that was the pentatonic note of the solo in sweet child o mine.... but you guys can invite Joss or Rob or Rabea for some slash wah stuff....slash played a lot of things by his wah....

[@jamgroup2215]

First time using wah. Just bought a Behringer Hellbabe. Of the best experiences of using any guitar pedal, this is one so far :) love these wahs !

[@willanderson571]

Nothing brings me joy in life like Pete getting funky with a wah wah

[@pedromartins4185]

Pete's playing always amazes me

[@gskittlez8885]

Wah my guitar gently weeps

[@mallong7532]

Ha , wah my guitar gently Sweeps.

[@samdinzey]

Underrated comments 😂

[@kungfumonkeyfluff]

I have an early 1970's Jen Crybaby Wah with the green Fasel which I've had for years but only recently dug it out.. Sounds incredible through my HH

[@coltoncutlip2228]

Having that video in the beginning was cool

[@ronnienose8608]

Michael Schenker has used the 'cocked wah' as part of his signature sound for decades, at least ten years before 'Money For Nothing.'

[@mikes062]

Vox V847 is what's been on my board for almost 15 years. It's been modded for true bypass and to fix the volume loss associated with that. Seems like something else too but I don't remember lol it's a great pedal though!!

[@tepouogle969]

By any chance, would this mean that fuzz pedals will work well with that wah?

[@mikes062]

@@tepouogle969 I think Jimi said yes

[@sneeks]

I purchased the Slash signature wah from Anderton's a couple of years ago but opted for the SC95 Classic version which doesn't have the distortion circuit and it runs at standard 9v. It's awesome.

[@vince_tofuna]

Michael Schenker of U.F.O. also uses a cocked Wah sound quite frequently for solos/melodies.

[@conoroleary8538]

27:58 pete didn't realise there was no tremolo system

[@marcogiampa283]

if you believe its there, its there

[@tomhand1070]

Pretty sure I’ve read that when Jimmy Page was recording the solo for Whole Lotta Love he set a wah-wah pedal fully forward to get that really trebly sound.

[@ducas8937]

He is known for that, specially communication breakdown I think

[@westwoodlynx7059]

Love my 535q, great to get different sweeps etc. with different guitars, especially when I am switching from as low as drop B and baritones all the way to back to standard. Its like having 100 different wahs in 1.

[@grahamkelly8299]

Just bought the mini version!! Every search I made, the 535q is up there with the best, if not the best wah on the market. Red fasel, adjustable q and volume boost with led, that's all I could ever ask for!!

[@lesd2633]

I had a cry baby in the 70s. I moved up to the best wah ever made. Morley vol/wah pedal with a built in power cord. Much wider range, no scratching, very noiseless. Had a wide base and a wide pedal. It was THE pinnacle of volume pedal then and now.

[@cluecumber]

the captain could not resist adding that chorus line to 24k magic. i can just picture him screaming along to that alone in his car, *HEAD TO TOE SO PLAYAAAAA*

[@donkarnage6032]

Frank Zappa used a lot of cocked wah guitar tones. Legend is also that Zappa actually introduced Hendrix to the wah pedal.

[@niokamg]

Don Karnage it was Jeff Beck that did it I think

[@krispatel1]

Ronson was one of the legendary cocked wah users

[@stephenowen3383]

Krish Patel yes yes and yes. A criminally underrated guitarist

[@thepuppethead1188]

oh man he is just a legendary player! Love his guitar tones and his solos.

[@THE8-BITROAD]

So true, love how he used the wah like a equalizer.

[@overdrivemejimmy6847]

I was so not expecting to hear a mark knoffler riff out of nowhere xD

[@jguth6]

he didnt even use a wah. its a les paul with tone rolled off

[@rainerwinkler1026]

Guth through a wah, which he has said on every video about the song

[@shirtsguitar]

Me neither 😂

[@jakonbakon3288]

Why did my did my dad come in my room when the video started playing??? He ask what am I watching. I said guitar videos .

[@J1JL]

Jakon Bakon I laughed

[@CyclopsGuitars8642]

Hahaha I’m not watching 70’s poem dad I promise hahahahahah

[@tomthumb4325]

My late father burst into my room when I was listening to the early AcDc live album If you want blood when The Jack was on and told me to get that filth off immediately my face still goes red thinking about it man I miss my dad

[@aryotaheri7421]

*Kirk Hammett Intensifies*

[@MasterChief773]

After Pete’s solo on the slash pedal he was so happy about it and then he seems to get sad when Lee didn’t even acknowledge it and brought up Chapman. He started biting his lip and put his hand on his face and slouched his shoulders a little:(

[@gusgarcia4461]

Yeh, Pete’s input is always so damn special and he’s an amazing guitarist. Lee brings up Chapman and puts a downer on the piece. Very bad show Lee.

[@lmtgeneralmat]

Ive noticed the same

[@Qbot2113]

Zappa loved the cocked wah thing. It gives you a nice almost feedbacky thing.

[@ssolo8]

This reminds me that the regular Crybaby works just fine!

[@StillLivinginthewoods]

Is it just me, or does Lee Anderton seem to get a bit pushy and/or impatient with Pete? I understand that it is his business and his videos, but damn. Pete is the best demo artist that Aderton's has, let him do his thing, and quit interrupting him every few seconds,... jeez!

[@brianricker1703]

I was thinking the same thing as I watch that video. Maybe the Captain was just cranky that day?

[@NoContextOasis]

He's done it on an acoustic video too

[@jeffmaki7644]

@James Heilman James, while you're totally right about that - pete definitely rambles, I cant help but say that is what VIDEO EDITING is for! There's no doubt that in the midst of him rambling, pete has some pretty insightful knowledge to share and I wish Lee would let him do that.. As much as I hate to say, cause honestly I like the guy, but the Captain can be a bit of dick at times.

[@Yupppi]

Sometimes as the head of the company you have to be the director in your videos too and make the episode happen. Even if your magnificient friend is demoing and gets constantly lost on the side track.

[@davecarsley8773]

@@Yupppi There's directing, then there's being a dick in a way that makes people uncomfortable.

[@MrSlimfinger]

I agree that Lee cuts Pete off quite more often than the reverse, the wonderful danish gentleman may have a tendency to go off on a tangent sometimes and El Captain seems overly alert about it. Even if Pete has his moments of sprouting gibberish now and then (just like the rest of the bunch at Andertons) he often gets cut off even when explaining something relevant to the video. Like in the beginning of this video where he's interrupted talking about the history of the Cry Baby after Lee's finished mucking around with the pedal. It feels silly to overly analyze in this way since it's probably just a normal, regular conversation to them, but I've also noticed this many times before so I just felt like adding my 5 cents. Pete's input is often very interesting, it's ok to give him some more space and the audience is surely patient enough to let him find his way through the english language. As a swedish-speaking Finn, I find that danish is like trying to speak norwegian with a whole egg in your mouth. It's a terrible language ;)

[@goodnightmediaintl]

Thank god the Mini Wahs came out, I have big ass feet and can't use the minis, but everyone is selling their full size ones cheap now!! hahahaha

[@lance134679]

Great idea for a video! Thank you. Nice when you guys make videos that are only partly to sell gear, but also inform and entertain.

[@maxjurhs8767]

A song that comes to mind is Anti Gravity (summer romance) by Incubus, its a really cool intro in my opinion.

[@IvanStoynev]

Setting the wah to a certain sweet spot is essential to me - that's why I only use a cry baby with a on/off switch. To answer your "question" - in Bulls On Parade, one of the most famous songs featuring a wah-wah pedal, Tom Morello is actually using a sweet spot for the whole verse section =] #StaySafe

[@RyanWright]

My fav wah is the Ibanez WD-7 Weeping Demon wah.... Super versatile wah

[@plantagenant]

Eric Clapton playing Tales of Brave Ulysses with Cream one of the first recordings of a Wah pedal and still sounds fantastic.

[@littlesquidward8117]

The secret for a happy life is to constantly click 11:18

[@SteveShivik]

Trumpet player here- wah is most like Plunger mute, the actual mute used for this effect- Cup is stationary in the bell and does sound old school. Just figured I'd point that out :)

[@niktsak3171]

This video is for kirk Hammett

[@charlie2997]

No pentatonic involved

[@jandeman5259]

Niktsak Kirk doesnt need to choose.. He just uses all the wah

[@ahampel22]

and me - but I already have his signature wah...... and an LTD Demonology - I'm set! :)

[@rhyejam]

Hey Kirk, out of all the wahs in the video which one is for you? 5 mins later Kirk walks out the shop with not just all the wahs in the video, but every single wah in stock in the warehouse

[@BennyDogwasp]

The Wah-house.

[@macanoodough]

Wow, Doug Doppler! I'm a big fan of his effect too.

[@johnmarquez333]

29:12 Right before Pete said this I realized I had been unconsciously moving my mouth for several minutes.

[@svartsjokolade]

The Jerry Cantrell signature is my favourite. It's a shame that you guys don't have it in stock, I had to get it from another store :(

[@linuskangas9791]

I actually bought three (3!) of these during the lockdowns, gave one away to my buddy who loved Alice In Chains. One stays on my home rig and one lives in its box lol. Also have Dimebag model and love them all. How many is too many?

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

The Captains hand gestures at the start are hilarious!

[@mattw.6726]

I love me some wah. I think I've owned more wah pedals than any other type of pedal, though that's not saying much since I've never had a massive amount of pedals. I've had the standard Crybaby, the Crybaby 535, and now the 535Q. Interestingly, the 535 doesn't have a Q control but does have on/off lights for the wah and the boost. In contrast, the 535Q has the Q but no on/off lights.

[@matwetton]

What would slash play? Civil war the most underappreciated song in the entire GNR catalogue.

[@tutbuck]

For real man, that middle solo is a masterpiece

[@CyclopsGuitars8642]

Intro for mr brownstone live with Myles Kennedy badass!!!

[@oliverjames7315]

I love the Crybaby From Hell. I've never needed another wah.

[@linuskangas9791]

Hell yeah it's been my main one for like 10+ years now, very versatile!

[@elij.doummar4623]

Also wish they compare vox wah with Jim Dunlop, that's the real deal!

[@DavidKennaway1]

The vox wah and the jim dunlop wah were the same thing. Vox gave Dunlop a licence to make the wah. I understand this was because only vox dealers could sell the vox wah and there was a big demand from non vox dealers.

[@elij.doummar4623]

David Kennaway i understand that but what about current ones ?

[@bobtailedcollieradford3682]

Billy Duffy from The Cult had a Limited edition Dunlop Cry Baby. I know Ive got one. Sounds killer, its got the Morley style on/off switch.

[@revistinha1]

This should be the video about making babies not the amp video from yesterday 70's porn sounds and the name of one of the brands is cry baby

[@richardmills5326]

What

[@revistinha1]

You'll only understand if you watch the video posted before this one

[@ColinCunliffe-ib1yr]

Another great user of the wah wah is of course Mick Box from Uriah Heep. He uses it to great effect on a number of songs, very effectively indeed

[@richardgallo3155]

Nice video guys... It's always nice to hear pedals one after another like this. 😝

[@layladystay]

Zappa had certain positions he stuck with the wah. Example being Black Napkin. Also you didn't mention Buddy Guy. Brent Hinds of Mastodon uses the white bass one exclusively!

[@jonnyhafer7376]

ive read that jimi hendrix favorite wah was the late 60s square tdk inductor model. i can say out of my 10 or so vintage wah pedals its my favorite as well

[@JacksonCharvelRULE]

I like the Morley step on step off switchless Wah... so easy to use

[@zombiemosher1139]

I have my original 1990 Crybaby, one i modded with true byoass, led, vocal & volume mod but my go to is the 535 Q on mode 3. Awesome pedal.

[@tepouogle969]

Hey mate, with the true bypass mod, does that make the wah work better with fuzz pedals?

[@zombiemosher1139]

@tepouogle969 never tried it but I'd guess yes as there is no buffer.

[@tepouogle969]

@@zombiemosher1139 cheers mann

[@Anton_the_Vampire]

Fascinating video. I like the simplicity of the GCB-95 myself, plus I'm skint. Lol BTW, one Crybaby User that you missed was Yngwie! I'm amazed he's not got a signature Dunlop wah! (has he?)

[@gonewrongagain]

FYI, check out the two Slash's Snakepit albums, It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere and Ain't Life Grand, if you want to find some of Slash's wah work.

[@Min3freak]

Live, Slash had his wah set in one position for a solo and it melted faces.

[@NokturnalKrusty]

Joss with losing my mind from zakk wylde at the end was quite a nice outro

[@davidyoung8875]

as a drummer and a guitar player, that double wah would be so cool

[@Matt-1d]

Nice work at the end there, Joss. It was a good contrast to the funk and blues that Pete and Lee had been playing.

[@shift307]

"Shaft!" -Pete 😂 😂 😂

[@jazzcam998]

I must say I do prefer the coloursound wah with the larger physical sweep. But George dennis wah pedals are also pretty good and amazing for clean wah tones. It's a shame Andersons don't stock some George dennis pedals.

[@pomod]

Mick Ronson's work with Ziggy Era Bowie was all about the cocked wah.

[@sohosteveuk]

Ronno did that 'cocked' wah setting decades before 'Money For Nothing' - check out 'Ziggy Stardust' or in fact any of the other tracks he recorded with Bowie. In fact I don't ever recall him using it in the traditional sense. And of course Zappa was a huge proponent of that technique.

[@Yupppi]

Money for nothing is very easily recognized, but especially players with lots of gain may engage wah for solo in certain position, to get that cutting through mid and it makes a sweet singing voice to it too. The best led indicators were in Dimebag's Crybaby from Hell. It had two good leds at the back so they were well visible to your position when you're not on the wah or right next to it. On top of having a plethora of adjustments starting from q intensity and range, boost and the 6-way knob, but even the rocking pedal tightness screw to adjust the foot feel and input jacks on both sides for different cable setup. A true swiss army switchblade of wahs as it was marketed. If Joe Bonamassa doesn't have that golden wah, then something's wrong.

[@brturner]

Y'all forgot the guy that used wah to bring me to real tears: Eddie Hazel

[@johnlemay5501]

The Wah is just ONE of the accomplishments Brad is proud of.

[@SionPaddy]

5:37 I'm a little bit disappointed that nobody in the comments is acknowledging the fact that his friend is called John Glennon.

[@jdbertel33]

Tremonti used a wah stuck in place for the clean sound in 'With Arms Wide Open' I believe.

[@Mark_Ocain]

I have a Fuzz Wah and a regular Wah from Dunlop....classic pedal!

[@MornayCarstens1]

Quality video as always 👌

[@smeemusic]

I've had the same 535Q since maybe 2003. I've used it heavily in metal bands. I've toured with it. Its been rained on. Its had drunk people stumble all over it. I've had to replace the switch a few times. I had to replace the gear and the arm that turns the potentiometer. I have replaced a wah potentiometer before but I can't remember if it was in my 535 or another one. Right now the pedal is super wore out and just flops back and forth. I've recently decided to shelf my beloved 535 and I've been shopping around listening to all the videos of all the different wah pedals. I think I'm just going to get another 535. I cannot find another wah that I like more. And there's been a few that I really wanted to like. Theres just nothing that hits in the same league. I'm more than happy with my cry baby even though its on its last leg. Its lived a rough life. My new one will definitely get much better treatment. It won't even have to live in a gig bag. I have a really nice board for it to live on. Can't wait to get the new one ordered!

[@degacci]

Hey guys sold my wahs haven’t had one for a while, thinking about buying one again and can across your great video. Funny how you picked those 2 signature wahs because I’ve had both and here’s my issue. Jimi Hendrix Signature JH-1 wah Pros: absolute favorite wah I’ve owned Cons: not enough options/versatility Slash signature Pros: it’s Slash’s signature lol Cons: WAY too loud I want something that’s a little customizable but I love the simplicity of the JH1 I just wish it had an option to switch to a broader sweep range. Anyway I’ll finish the video now! Great work!

[@CyclopsGuitars8642]

The intro to Mr. brownstone is what that’s used for.Check out the live mr brownstone song with Myles Kennedy,badass!!

[@KeeperOfPoops]

out of all the wah pedals my favorite is the EVH signature wah cos it's got a very big sweep range and it's got my kind of sound even though it didn't make it into this video

[@thelonelydirector]

I've owned three different Cry Baby pedals and got rid of every one of them because the button was always SO incredibly difficult to turn on and off. I wound up going with the Bad Horsie 2 because of the optical "on/off". Sure, you can't leave it on at a setting you like (getting Dimebag sound is next to impossible because of that), but I don't do that so... I much prefer it.

[@johnb4024]

The switch that turns it on and off is very easy to adjust. It takes about 2 minutes.

[@linuskangas9791]

No one gets Dimebag's sound, to be fair lol. RIP 🐐 🐐 🐐

[@vigilantebird8675]

Yes an updated wah video! I need a new one really bad. I have a limited edition goldburst crybaby standard, and I’m thinking of ripping the guts out of a new one and installing it in my current wahs shell

[@andrewbendahan1379]

9:30 wah the movie! 🤣🤣🤣

[@petebianco2667]

I had a Jimi Hendrix signature pedal. they don't make any more. things kept going wrong with it. but it was awesome. I miss it.

[@NickEly62]

My favorite is still the Jerry Cantrell signature.

[@linuskangas9791]

I love the range, a bit darker than most, exactly what I wanted it to be. I bought 3 and gave one to my buddy who loves Alice In Chains. One lives on my home rig and one lives in it's box at the practice space (just in case lol)

[@olivarionline]

Unrelated to this particular video but I have a request for a fun one.... would you be able to test the Miku with the Digitech Whammy? I would love to hear that voice going up and down an octave. Preferably with a nice delay to get that "Marooned" Gilmour style but with the Miku 'tone' or 'voice' or whatever one might call it. Thanks!

[@bPcrazydave]

Off the top of my head, a couple more examples of the cocked wah sound would be Edwin Collins-Girl Like You, and Sound Garden-Rusty Cage.

Hey, Andertons Music Co, can you make a video comparing wah pedals by brand? Dunlop, Vox, Morley, EHX, and so on? ;)

[@Taildragger56]

I think they forgot about Robin Trower. Cleanest wah player ever, check out Trower's "'Alathea" . He uses a Fulltone Clyde Deluxe.

[@mcspankies1799]

I bought my first pedal today for my bday, its a cry baby wah and i love it

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

I have a Dunlop BB535....it's before the Q version and was only made in the late 90's. THAT Wah sounds amazing compared to the stock 535Q. I prefer the BB535 easily. I also have a Jimi Hendrix Wah....the block logo one not the script newer one. Wah's are great pedals regardless.

[@ShadowReubenKee]

Did Lee say "there's fuck-it loads..." or are my ears decieving me? 14:02 XD

[@outzie6182]

I’m so glad Jose played at the end