Detail 01
Auto-return switching
A stomp activates the wah effect instead of requiring a separate on/off switch action.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around Andreas Kisser’s Sepultura-associated wah sound, this limited-edition Cry Baby puts its main controls where they matter in use. Auto-return switching brings the effect in with a stomp, while the Boost switch adds up to +15 dB under the Volume control. Use the Variable Q knob to move between a tighter, higher-harmonic emphasis and a broader response that favors lower frequencies. It is a focused wah pedal with adjustable voicing and an anniversary design.


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What matters in use
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
A stomp activates the wah effect instead of requiring a separate on/off switch action.
Detail 02
The Boost switch adds gain, with its amount set by the Volume knob.
Detail 03
Adjusts the wah from a narrower, higher-harmonic focus to a wider response with more lower-frequency emphasis.
Detail 04
Power is required separately; a supply is not included.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Auto-return switching activates the wah with a stomp.
The Boost switch provides up to +15 dB of gain, set with the Volume knob.
It changes the wah’s bandpass from a narrower higher-harmonic emphasis to a wider lower-frequency emphasis.
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