The most reliable and comfortable equipment. The Dunlop Custom Shop Rack Wah provides more control over your wah tone than any other wah pedal in the world. It has a 6-position switch that lets you select the sweep frequency range, and the variable Q control determines the wah's bandpass shape. The adjustable boost (up to +10dB) makes the Rack Wah even more flexible. You can connect up to six pedals and place them anywhere onstage. The two outputs give you an astounding amount of routing options for unprecedented versatility. It is easy to use and fits every where you want to, To begin using your Crybaby DCR-2SR Rack Wah, run a cable from your guitar to the Wah Input jack on the Rack Wah’s back panel. The Dunlop Custom Shop Rack Wah gives more control over your wah tone than any wah pedal in the world. The 6-position switch lets you select the sweep frequency range, and the variable Q control determines the wah's bandpass shape. The adjustable boost (up to +10dB) makes the Rack Wah even more flexible. You can connect up to six pedals and place them anywhere onstage. The two outputs give you an astounding amount of routing options for unprecedented versatility. Power: Dunlop ECB007 24 volt 200ma AC Adapter EU/UK/AU DIRECTIONS Getting Started: Then connect a cable from the Wah Output jack to the input of your amplifier. Connect a DCR-1FC Foot Controller to Control Pedal Input 1 on the Rack Wah’s back panel with the included stereo cable. Note: The stereo cable between the Foot Controller and the Rack Wah does not pass signal. This helps maintain sonic integrity by reducing the amount of cable and connections between your guitar and amp. Turn the Rack Wah on and then turn on your amp. With the Wah button on the front panel depressed (green On LED illuminated), step on the controller pedal to activate the toe switch. Rock the pedal back and forth to hear the Waheffect. Selecting a Wah Tone The Crybaby DCR-2SR has an absolutely huge range of Wah tones. To begin the quest for your ultimate Wah sound, set the Range knob to 1.2kHz (the lowest or bassiest frequency range) and, for starters, set the Q knob to 12:00. Play a riff as you rock the Wah pedal. A good way to hear exactly what the various settings sound like is to simply play a series of hammer-ons and pull-offs—like a trill between two notes—and gradually turn the Q knob as you rock the pedal. The Q control changes the breadth of the Wah effect, from narrow and sharp to broad and subtle. Rotating this knob will give you a good idea of what the 1.2kHz setting can do. Next, switch the Range knob to 1.4kHz and go through the same process, and then 1.6kHz, 1.8kHz, and so on. With a little experimentation, you’ll find a particular Range and Q setting that best suits your individual style. Fine Tuning Your Wah Tone Now that you’ve chosen the frequency range (with the Range knob) and breadth of your Wah tone (with the Q knob), you can fine-tune it further with the Crybaby DCR-2SR’s 6-band EQ. To do this, depress the EQ button on the front panel. Start with all six knobs at 12:00 and then gradually turn each knob clockwise (to boost the selected frequency) and counterclockwise (to cut or attenuate the selected frequency). The possibilities are truly endless—and a little overwhelming—here, so begin with subtle adjustments. Boosting Your Wah Tone Once your Wah sound is dialed in, you can easily determine where that tone sits in the mix with the Boost control. This knob presets a gain boost of up to 10dB that kicks in when you engage the Wah effect. This control performs a couple of different functions. With a cleaner setting on your amp, it will provide a substantial volume boost, bringing your Wah lines to the front of the mix. With a dirty tone, the Boost function creates more distortion, saturation, and sustain. It can create endless, sustaining feedback on virtually any note with a loud amplifier, perfect for lead work Features Adjustable sweep frequency range, variable "Q" control, adjustable boost Connect up to six controllers