Harley Benton Custom Line WP-60 Wah 4-stars Reviews

Nice wah

Decent wahwah, bought it because my old CryBaby died on me after 20 years. Very happy with it, it does what it's supposed to do, it works well and sounds good.

fantastic wah at a fantastic price

I mean there's not a whole lot to say here

the product functions as advertised, it looks great and it sounds pretty great.

Don't see how a wah can get much better than this.

Just get this one.

Sounds like a wah

I am terrible at using this, but it is still so fun to just mess around with it and release my inner Hammett. Sounds good, built well. Definitely worth the price

My first Wah

Pretty reliable pedal. A good choice for the price.

Clone do famoso pedal...

Antes de mais gostaria de dizer que é o primeiro pedal de wah que usei/compro. Comparei a um crybaby da Dunlop de um amigo e...é exatamente a mesma coisa, os mesmos circuitos, a mesma carcaça, só muda a marca.

Se estão à procura desse som ( tipo Kirk dos Metallica, Hendrix),força.

Prós:

vem lubrificado;

Contras:

Pouca dinâmica;

Surprisingly Good

I got this as a spare for my Dunlop Crybaby which I have used for years but I must admit I was pleasantly surprised with how good this is considering the price. It is well built and sturdy does not feel cheap and the sound more importantly is very sweet and right up there with any wah. So overall I would recommend this pedal.

Waht and amazing pedal

I was on a budget so I went for the cheapest wah I could get. So glad I went with this one.

It has little to envy to a crybaby, which was my previous wah pedal. The sound is not as bright or clear but it gets the job done. I can confidently say I will be using this one for gigs now, it also doesn't weigh as much as other wah pedals and it doesn't suffer much from it.

And also just a tiny detail, but it means the world to me. Changing batteries is extremely easy and fast. Won't mean much to most but it does to some.

A great wah at a great price.

Great Pedal

I use this pedal for Jazz and Rock, mostly at home. It is a little darker than I am used to, so in order to preserve any highs it needs to be fully depressed; however, it suits my needs perfectly. The WP-60 is well built, surprisingly heavy and I don't think I'll be replacing it any time soon.