Detail 01
Six frequency ranges
The selector provides six stated sweep bands, from 444Hz–2117Hz to 173Hz–847Hz.

Independent shopping perspective
Six selectable wah ranges make the BB535 Reissue more adjustable than a fixed-voice Cry Baby. Work the treadle for the sweep, then use the range selector to choose from the highest 444Hz–2117Hz setting down to 173Hz–847Hz. Its custom 535 mH inductor, high-impedance buffer, and onboard boost give you several practical ways to set level and response from one analog wah. Side-mounted jacks are worth accounting for when laying out a crowded board.


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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The selector provides six stated sweep bands, from 444Hz–2117Hz to 173Hz–847Hz.
Detail 02
The volume control can add gain, while a separate switch turns the boost circuit on or off.
Detail 03
The pedal uses a buffered bypass arrangement and a high-impedance input buffer.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a six-position range selector, with stated ranges from 444Hz–2117Hz through 173Hz–847Hz.
Yes. It has a switchable boost and a volume knob offering up to +16 dB gain.
Yes. Battery operation is supported, alongside 9V DC center-negative power.
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