Gear / Pedal
Vox wah
On 3 sourced rigs at ToneLineage.
Who uses it
- Jimi HendrixFuzz & Roger Mayer 1966–1970Woodstock / Band of Gypsys 1969–1970
Used with the Fuzz Face. Wikipedia: Jimi Hendrix ↗
Vox wah (Mayer-modified): Woodstock chain: 'A Vox wah pedal, silicon Fuzz Face and Uni-Vibe, in that order.' Mayer sometimes changed the sweep cap. MusicRadar: Roger Mayer on Hendrix at Woodstock ↗
- Stevie Ray VaughanStage rig 1980s
His standard wah. Wikipedia: Stevie Ray Vaughan's musical instruments ↗
- Nigel HendroffNo Other Name tour (2015) 2015
Vox amp: Named by the speaker in the video (auto-captions: “to a vox”). Artist video (rig rundown): Hillsong's Nigel Hendroff Rig Rundown [HD] (khxdb9, 2015-02-04) ↗
Affordable clones & alternatives
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- Dunlop GCB95 Original Cry Baby Wah Pedal~$100 new approx.
- Dunlop Cry Baby 535Q Wah Pedal~$180 new approx.
- Budget clone
- Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby
- Boutique clone
- Teese RMC / Xotic XW-1
- Budget clone
- Vox AC15C1
- Boutique clone
- Matchless DC-30
Suggested alternative Clones are editorial suggestions, not claims about what any artist uses.
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