Detail 01
Dual-inductor circuitry
It creates two wah peaks: one higher in frequency and one lower.

Independent shopping perspective
Twin Peaks is an analog wah pedal that replaces the usual single emphasis point with separate high- and low-frequency peaks. Use the Balance control to favor the high peak for more cutting lead work, the low peak for a throatier rhythm voice, or center it to move both equally. Its adjustable Q control then sets how broad or focused the wah range feels. True-bypass switching keeps the direct signal path when the effect is off.


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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
It creates two wah peaks: one higher in frequency and one lower.
Detail 02
It blends between the high and low wah peaks; center gives each equal sweep.
Detail 03
Lower settings widen and soften the sweep, while higher settings focus it around a more resonant peak.
Detail 04
When bypassed, the pedal keeps the guitar signal path direct.
Detail 05
These are the pedal’s listed width, height, and depth dimensions.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Its dual-inductor circuit produces separate high- and low-frequency wah peaks, which can be blended with the Balance control.
Both wah peaks sweep in equal measure.
It adjusts the frequency range of the wah effect, from a subtler wider sweep to a more focused resonant peak.
Its true-bypass design keeps the signal path direct when the effect is off.
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