Which one sounds better? One uses an inductor while the other does not and instead uses all op-amp.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b20Yt-OhD9s

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i like the dunlop but both sound like solid pedals. I tend to stick with the tried and true brands if they have been around forever. Not saying the ibanez is inferior in ANY way, but most everyone i know has a Crybaby classic wah so that goes a long way in my book (or wallet as it were)

To me, the Crybaby had more a human vocal quality and the "wah" effect had more depth. These two are different Wah designs, Crybaby uses an inductor while the WH10 uses a op-amp.

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I'm not familiar with the Ibanez, but I've owned a Dunlop Classic Wah for several years now. I've been extremely happy with it, it has a great warm sort of sound to it that some other wahs I've tried can't match. It also has a fairly wide sweep, so you can really play with the dynamics you want. If I ever had to replace it, I'd buy another of the same thing.

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Never tried the ibanez but used a Dunlop for a few years when I was younger,The only op-amp wah that I've used was an early '80's Morley pedal that was really good in combination with a strat.

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of the two i'll take the dunlop however, this is my fav wah.
it even has a pedal tention adjustment so you can adjust the effort it take to move the pedal. most pedals of this type you hardly touch it and it moves way to far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMPzL7gZROI

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