Two wah pedals?

I don't have two actual wah wahs to try out exactly what you're asking about, but I do have a wah and an envelop filter and I can tell you that using the wah as a "fixed wah" and then running it into the envelop filter to get a wah effect yields some pretty incredible, but noisy, sounds, especially for leads!

 

SRV used 2 wahs sometimes (both together)... one example is Say What... i'm pretty sure it just made the effect more exaggerated

 

Tim Commerford of Audioslave / RATM uses 2 Bass Crybabys at once. Sounds awesome to me.

 

I have an EQ pedal and a wah-wah together.

 

I have played 2 wahs at once several times. I have a Clyde Deluxe, a 535Q and Q-Zone I experimented with. With one 'parked' and the other one sweeping, some pretty cool sounds can be had. Sweeping both opposite of each other (one going up while one goes down) isn't as cool as I thought it might be though. Its fun to mess with, but I recommend you sit down for it!

I like the sound of wah after and before dirt pedals too. My solution is to put a treble booster before the wah, and a Full Drive 2 after the wah. Both ways sound great to me. I also have an octave pedal before the wah, and another octave after it. I guess you either need 2 wahs, or 2 dirt pedals to get the different varieties.

 

Not tried this but it looks interesting ... http://www.logansoundinc.com/

 

Dang, that does sound cool. Thanks for the tip!

 

I think the best results I have found came from running a wah into an envelope filter. It sounds good with some distortion, obviously, and actually a usable sound. I think you can hear the wah>envelope filter on the Zappa album, One Size Fits All.

I saw a friend use 'Wah Shoes' at a gig once. It was hilarious. The guy's a genius. Once ran for mayor of Raleigh, NC.

And then there's this fatback vid... see for yourself:

 

....video made my day....

 

If you want to only use one wah, but have it either before, or after dirt,You can use one of these.
These work great to switch the order of any 2 pedals (or more) in your chain.

 

I'm not sure now, let me think a minute here.

http://woboge.com/boxes_inverter.html

 

I think you would have to put the fuzz an OD together in one loop, and the wah in the other.

This would only let you flip the wah with the OD, fuzz, but not let you flip the order of the fuzz, and OD.

 

I had to have a custom loop switch made to do this.

You have to use a loop strip, like Loopmaster, or Road Rage.

Then say, you have Wah in loop 1, OD in loop 2, and Fuzz in loop 3.

You then connect loops 1 & 3 to a loop flipper switch (like I had made), and now you can flip the Fuzz, and Wah back and forth with the OD remaining in between them.

I use this for my Vibe, which I like to move before, and after Dirt. I always have the Wah at the beginning of the chain.

Tom, at Pedalracks, made 2 of these loop flippers for me, and they work great.
This was the only way I could figure out how to do this, short of going Rack, and buying a Sound Sculpture Switchblade (which will switch the order of any effect in the chain).

 

You got that right!

Here's my loop flipper.
16 jacks, total, just to flip the order of 2 pedals!