I came across a bassicsgear demo of this pedal and it sounds amazing. Just am curious to hear any real world opinions. The only thing I think is bad design is that you can't turn on the fuzz and wah simultaneously, which limits the creative use of this pedal, but the sound seems huge.
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This has been discussed fairly recently. A search will show up a few real world experiences for you
Had one, better to choose your own separate fuzz IMO; especially since you can't switch 'em simultaneously with this one any way. Also prefer the Dual Bass Wah with it's auto switching and option to use a lower frequency range. For me, the Burton had too much too high range but hey that's Cliff.
Tried this before and loved the sound. Just got another and still love the sound, but I was right the first time: I am just unable to play and wah at the same time. Sure, I can do the 'in-time foot tap' but might as well just use an LFO at that point. I'll pop it in the classifieds here in the next few days I am sure.
I too have an original PWF, can't say I've tried the new Cliff signature, but I know it won't come close to the original. dat sweep
