Morley 20/20 Wah Lock

Art.nr: ML-MTG3

2.570,-

Antall:

Morley

Ikkje på lager, ca. 4-7 dagers leveringstid, så lenge varen er på lager hos leverandør.

Morley - Wah Lock 20/20

Dette er Morleys mest allsidige Wah pedal. Du har den klassiske switchless funksjonen, men du kan og aktivere ett Notch filter så du i praksis låser sweepet på ett valgfritt punkt, dette aktiveres med en vanlig on-off switch.

Du har og det Morley kaller WHOA på en seperat on-off switch som endrer filtret for å passe bedre til f.eks en bass.

The Wah Lock is our most versatile Wah. Do you want the ease of Switchless activation, but also the ability to cock it? Say no more … The Wah Lock mode emulates a fixed position Wah giving you both. The third WHOA mode also shifts the envelope over to give you a deep vocal Wah sound, which is great for high gain, horns and Bass Guitar.

MAIN FEATURES & SPECS

Switchless, Optical Wah with three Wah modes: Wah, WHOA and Wah Lock
20db Boost is functional is all three Wah modes.
Wah is set for standard Morley Wah Tone, WHOA is exaggerated Wah Tone with gritty vocal-like overtones, and Wah Lock emulates a fixed position Wah. Notch knob dials in the frequency.
Wah Lock works with both Wah and WHOA modes.
New 20/20 Buffer circuit that prevents signal loss and maintains tone.
Silent switching to prevent pops and noise.
6.85″ x 4.5″ x 2.5″ (L x W x H)
Powered by one 9-volt battery or optional Morley 9V adapter. Compatible with most 9V adapters.
MQ2 custom Inductor, dual LED indication, cold-rolled steel housing, quick clip battery door, glow-in-the-dark treadle grip/toe-end logo.
One-year warranty. Lifetime Warranty available with registration.
Morley Part Number: MTG3

https://www.morleyproducts.com/2020-wah-lock/

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Morley® was founded in the late 60’s by two brothers Marv and Ray Lubow, but the story of how it all came to be dates back to 1946. Marv and Ray had both served in the Army during WWII (Ray served in the Army Signal Corps) and after being discharged from the service they moved from New York City to sunny Los Angeles. After being left unsatisfied from a series of different gigs the brothers decided to start their own business. Little did they know that this risky decision would not only change their lives, but also help shape the history of Rock n’ Roll.