DUNLOP 95Q Cry Baby

There are few names in the world of musicians that practically everyone knows. But Cry Baby is one of them - these wah-wah pedals, based on a 1966 Thomas Organ design, have become a standard in the world of "quackaddles". Their users include the most famous musicians such as Jimi Hendrix or Eric Clapton, as well as thousands of semi-professional and amateur musicians. That alone speaks volumes about the quality of these wah-wah pedals.

The Cry Baby 95Q belongs to the middle class within this family. What sets this model apart from the lower versions is the incorporation of three very popular enhancements - a Q control that changes the character of the "quack", a Volume Boost that allows the signal to be boosted by up to 15 dB, and finally a system that returns the pedal to its original position as soon as you take your foot off it.

All the electronics are hidden in a solid metal chassis. The pedal operates in buffered bypass mode. It is powered by a standard 9V battery or 9V adapter.