So, my old cry baby started losing some of us tone, leaving me with mostly just the bright and harsh tone. I decided to try a much more expensive boutique style way, thinking I’d treat myself. I got it and used it twice but it just lacked range, so I decided I’d go back to the tried and true Cry Baby.
Also being concerned with pedal size, I thought I’d be adventurous and try this smaller sized wah. I had my first rehearsal today and man, let me tell you… this pedal delivers. Same (if not better) than my old wah, and single pedal sized. I highly recommend this little guy.
Note: if you play sitting down, you might not like the smaller pedal. While standing, however, it felt very easy to use.
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From picks to pedals and every accessory in between, Dunlop Manufacturing has been creating world-class gear for musicians for 50 years. We consistently create the perfect picks and analog electronics, and carry a large line of accessories that set the industry standards in their respective fields. We have a long list of legendary and current day superstars who all share a passion for our gear. Whether it’s pushing new innovations with our string line, or tweaking classic sounds with our vintage pedals, we live to play live
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Located in Benicia, California, Dunlop Manufacturing, Inc. was founded as a small family-owned and -operated company by Jim Dunlop in 1965. Today, it is a leading innovator of electronics, picks, capos, slides, strings and other music accessories. Home to such legendary products as the Cry Baby Wah, MXR pedals, Tortex Picks, and the Original Trigger Capo, Dunlop offers high performance and a better playing experience to musicians worldwide.
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Released in 1967, the Cry Baby Wah has continued under Dunlop since 1981 to evolve and help players shape their musical vision.
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| hardware interface | 1 4 inch audio | 1 4 inch audio | — | 1 4 inch audio | 1 4 inch audio | 1 4 inch audio |
| amperage | 9 milliamps | 9 milliamps | 9 milliamps | 9 milliamps | 300 milliamps | 30 milliamps |
| signal format | Analog | Analog | Analog | Analog | Analog | Analog |
| voltage | — | — | 9 volts | 9 volts | 9 volts | 9 volts |
| style | Mini Wah | Wah | Wah,Mini | Wah | Wah | Wah,Expression |
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Very nice.
Dunlop CBM95 Cry Baby Mini WahIt is better to put it on the pedal board than gcb95. True bypass and three modes are supported, which is much better than gcb95. It would have been nice if it supported the led. team kill ..
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Per una pedaliera minimal
Reviewed in Italy on August 12, 2020Style: Mini WahVerified Purchase
Enne Gei
Reviewed in Italy on August 12, 2020
Quindi se cerchi un wha che stia comodamente in una pedaliera minimale, ecco quello che fa per te. Piccolo, robusto come suo fratello maggiore, con lo stesso suono. Si perché il Cry baby ha quel suono li, punto. Poi ci sono tutte le versioni e declinazioni, io ho anche quella di Jimi Hendrix ma il suono è più o meno lo stesso, ma alla fine se lo usi in due pezzi, questo va benissimo, ha quel suono li, nessun led quindi devi controllare con il suono se è attivo o spento. Svitando il coperchio interno, trovi un comando per modificare qualche paramtero.
È true bypass, mi ricordo invece che sul mio vecchio cry baby dovetti fare una modifica, quando ci fu la grande febbre del true baypass.
Molto positivo il fondo del pedale, si può attaccare il velcro dato che tutto il fondo è gommoso antiscivolo, sul cry baby grande invece i piedini incorporano la vite per aprire il fondo e inserire la pila 9 v, se vuoi togliere i piedini per metterlo su una pedaliera board devi considerare di mettere delle rondelle al loro posto in modo che il fondo si chiuda bene. Qui no, ci schiaffi il velcro ed è a posto.
Riguardo al vano batteria, ok se vuoi mettere e sostituire la 9v devi avere un cacciavite. Che problema c'è? Non dite che non vi portate dietro il mondo quando andate a suonare. E poi questo è fatto per stare su una Pedalboard e Pedalboard = alimentatore e quindi ciao 9v.
Io l'ho messo su una pedaltrain nano, perfetto prima di un fuzz o di un Tube screamer.
Il suono è quello li, preciso, escursione giusta, graduale. Si attiva senza sforzo, tenetelo attaccato a metà per un suono money for nothing. È piccolo, ma alla fine non è così scomodo. Ovvio, non indossate i texani per suonare che poi vi si incastra il tacco, non suonate con le infradito perché fa schifo.
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