Teese Wizard Wah: info please

I had a Wizard for a little while. It sounds great, no shrilly high end at all and a nice sweep range that works well with single coils and humbuckers. You can get some pretty cool sounds when you play it clean, but it definitely excels with higher gain. The only reason I got rid of it was that I wanted something with some more tonal options so I bought an RMC3, which can cop the sounds of all the Teese wahs. Also, the pedal action is adjustable with an allen wrench that's included when you buy the wah new. Great pedal, I think it'll be a nice compliment to your Bud wah.

 

IMO you just asked for a Wizard wah!

 

I think the Wizard pretty much does everything you ask for in your post. I don't have much to add, really.

 

I have yet to find another wah that sits so well, with so many styles as the Wizard.

 

It Really Does..:AOK:AOK

 

The Wizard Wah is my favourite wah - It completely fulfils my tonal requirements - I love it. Some say that it's dark, but I don't think it's problematicly so; I love the thickness and smoothness of the sound. It's very thick and vocal, and has great clarity, and fantastic harmonic qualities and sweet spots, and yes, it does excel with gain, IMO. It isn't completely impossible to do funky stuff with it, but it isn't its forte; It's a bit too smooth and wide and the top doesn't cut like some other wahs that would do the job better, IMO.

I did a brief demo for you, which is on my soundclick, here (http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=796301). I'm afraid I had to record through my Zoom 505II, which is the greatest thief of tone I have ever come across. Hopefully the demo might give you some idea of the sound, though. The first part is a lead tone, and the second a clean tone. Apologies for the playing, also - I know I suck

 

Good Call. Frank actually uses an RMC2..

 

No problem

 

Summer 2005