Ibanez WH10V3 Wah - Wah Wah Pedal

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The one I was sent had a switch that gave out after just a few weeks of heavy daily use (no mishandling). The switch chosen here is probably just the wrong one for the job. There's a little chairfoot-like cushion bit over the switch that comes off extremely easily and has to be reglued. As far as the origin story, John was given this pedal by Ibanez, alongside two guitars, all of which he used for a brief time when he first joined the band in 1988. He ended up smashing the guitars and keeping the wah. If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered

For customers in outlying areas of the country, the price of the Extended Warranty may be marginally higher, due to the potential for higher collection and redelivery transport costs.

Ibanez Twin Peaks Wah

The Ibanez Twin Peaks is a new Wah pedal unlike any other pedal before it! Most standard Wah pedals are built using a single peak point to achieve the effect, but the Twin Peaks doubles down on this sound by utilizing dual peak points at a higher and lower frequency.

Dual Peak Points – On a normal Wah, the pedal has a “peak” point, where the sound changes, but with this pedal, you are able to use the balance control to set exactly where you want the dual peak points to be. I have an Ibanez wah-wah pedal because it has a wider range than the others. I use a Fuzzface and a Boss distortion pedal, and an MXR phase shifter, and that’s about it. Guitar (UK), February 1991 Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided.Previous versions were beta testing compared to this new premium version of the Ibanez WH10. Sturdy build, funky sharp wah-wah sound and functions you can't normally find on Wah pedals in this price range. To me, this iteration is for sure, the most satisfying the WH10 will ever be. Great for funk, blues and even metal (Hendrix, Frusciante, even Vai). Over the years, John tried experimenting with Dunlop Crybaby Wahs, but it seems that nothing really managed to replace the WH10. Only the Vintage Models