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Morley mod advice needed!
Hello,
I'm new on this forum and i hope you guys can help me out. I've recently bought a Morley Powerwah/volume. It's a great pedal and it's nice to have two pedals in one. There are however some adjustments that I would like to make, if possible. Firstly: the infamous sweep. Like most Morley's, this pedal has a very narrow sweep, both in wah and in volume mode. I would like to make the effect more gradual as i put my foot down. Secondly: whereas it's nice to have the two options combined in one pedal, it's a shame the pedal doesn't have a bypass switch. This way you'll allways have to end a solo with the pedal in toe-position before you switch your wah off, or you'll be playing on acoustically. A switch to counter this might be hard to make. Thirdly: this is only a minor issue. In full toe-position, there is too much treble in the sound, it would be nice to tame that high-end a bit. Any advice would be appriciated. |
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They do, but their information is very limited and lacking detailed instructions. Maybe people did use their information to fix the sweep, in that case I would be happy to know about their experiences.
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