The other day I was in my regular music store Reid Music looking/drooling over their inventory of stomp boxes when I saw a wah wah pedal that was new to me,the T-Rex Gull wah.This pedal is supposed to be extremely adjustable and adaptable but is patterned after the sounds of 2 classic pedals-the original Vox Clyde McCoy and the original pre-Dungplop Jen Cry Baby.Even though I have both models in their original form I want to spare them from constant use so that I can get many more years from them.I was looking all over the US music stores for the price and the lowest I could find was Guitar Center and American Music Supply at $249 but Reids is selling them at $229,this is a switch because the reverse is usually the case.

I mentioned the wah and the price to the missus and she didn't blow a fuse,so things are looking OK so far.

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T-Rex seems like a really nice company. I am looking for a new OD to drive my tele through an AC15 and am considering the T-Rex Gristle King. Just wish there was one around here that I could try out before dropping the cash..

I thought the Vox was your X-mas present!

I think your wife is a lot less difficult to convince than you would like us to believe.

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I'm not an expert, but I play one on the internet.

oh yeh...i feel a christmas wish list comming on....i want a vox ac30c2(yeh, i'm a Rory Gallagher super fan)to go with my rangemaster and strat.oh yeh, peace on earth and good will toward men and all that crap.

The Vox was originally supposed to be for a Christmas gift but when the Missus said that it was a bit pricier than what she had in mind,I decided to sell my Blues Jr. and raid my Piggy bank and got the AC-15.I couldn't have waited until Christmas anyway...lol.

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hi Derek , christmas morning in your house must be brilliant " oh another one for me" sorry couldn't resist mate as for the T REX stuff , i have one of the moller pedals and it's a great bit of kit , i've never heard a bad word from anyone about t rex pedals at all . Have you seen the new EHX wah pedal , no moving parts , i need to check one of those out cheers
Alan

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I agree with you

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Hi Alan,I have several E-H pedals,some of them for over 40 years.Even though I haven't tried the new Crying Tone pedal,I've watched the demos on the E-H website.They aren't bad but not near as good as the original Crying Tone pedal from the mid 70s was.I had one and was blown away by it as it had a 4 position wah function so you could get the Jen Cry Baby or Vox wah effects plus 2 more,you could also reverse the wah to get an Ow! sound plus it also doubled as a volume pedal.I've read nothing but positive reviews of the T-Rex Gull pedal so that is pretty well my first choice,unless of course I could luck into a Teese RMC Picture Wah for the same price.Cheers.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.