I pass over, need a Wha maybe 3 times in 1 year....
I just need it for a few songs, mostly Metallica covers. 
Like to have that option when I need it.
Then I would go with an exp. pedal
definitely an expression pedal!
I had them all, I mean the real ones. now sold them all because the wah in the kemper is outstanding.
get the exp pedal because you have a ton of advantages that you don't have with a real wah.
I suggest you search this foru for the word 'wahwah' and you will get a great discussion on this matter with a fantastic wah setting by christoph kemper..........
mic
p.s.: still have one bad horsie 2 available, though, that I wanto to sell after I tried the kemper wah.
and trust me on this, the keper wah is really the thing! I do a lot of vai style which is full of wah and it sounds just like the Vai one.............
+1 The wah in the KPA is excellent. Don't forget to add the wah effect to a slot after you get your expression pedal, and either lock it or save it in your presets.
Display Moredefinitely an expression pedal!
I had them all, I mean the real ones. now sold them all because the wah in the kemper is outstanding.
get the exp pedal because you have a ton of advantages that you don't have with a real wah.
I suggest you search this foru for the word 'wahwah' and you will get a great discussion on this matter with a fantastic wah setting by christoph kemper..........
mic
p.s.: still have one bad horsie 2 available, though, that I wanto to sell after I tried the kemper wah.
and trust me on this, the keper wah is really the thing! I do a lot of vai style which is full of wah and it sounds just like the Vai one.............
For sure the expression pedal. The Kemper WA is verrrry cool. I still have about 10 wa's all the way back to my Vox Clyde Mccoy I've had for 45 yrs and now only use the Kemper
I agree, the KPA is excellent if you use those "Crybaby" settings. I really love the fact that the touch activation really works without any noticable transition effect. It just blends in and fades out very smooth which is something i always disliked about traditional WAHs.
I agree, the KPA is excellent if you use those "Crybaby" settings. I really love the fact that the touch activation really works without any noticable transition effect. It just blends in and fades out very smooth which is something i always disliked about traditional WAHs
+1000 I love this feature!!
I agree, the KPA is excellent if you use those "Crybaby" settings. I really love the fact that the touch activation really works without any noticable transition effect. It just blends in and fades out very smooth which is something i always disliked about traditional WAHs.
What do you mean by touch activation? The wah will activate without a switch just using it like a bad horsie? Would you compare the quality with a Fulltone Clyde?
Pierre
What do you mean by touch activation? The wah will activate without a switch just using it like a bad horsie? Would you compare the quality with a Fulltone Clyde?
Pierre
Yes, it works like a bad horsie but way smoother. Never used a Fulltone but many others. I don´t miss anything...
I own a few vintage Jen wahs, a Teese RMC and an Area 51.
The Kemper wah is awesome. Get either a Mission pedal or roland EV5 pedal.... youll never look back!
What do you mean by touch activation? The wah will activate without a switch just using it like a bad horsie? Would you compare the quality with a Fulltone Clyde?
Pierre
it means that the wah can be activated by various methods: either by just playing and it follows your picking and playing dynamics, or by having the pedal to the heel or to the toe position. I love the move/stop activation though which is if I touch the pedal it activates if I rest the pedal without my foot on it it deactivates himself...............
another advantage is the fact that you have less things between your guitar and the amp. of course there are a lot of truebypass things on the market but I tend to not put a thing between my guitar and the kemper.............
mic
The Kemper wah is actually quite good. The ability for it to engage when the pedal is moved is just a fantastic feature. And its tweakable enough to cover the sounds of quite a few different wahs. The biggest difference will be in feel of the expression pedal throw versus a dedicated wah. Expression pedals almost always have a wider throw which takes some getting used to. But tonally, it delivers IMHO.
Here's a clip with the Kemper Wah (around the :54 mark) controlled by a Behringer FCB1010.
definitely an expression pedal!
I suggest you search this foru for the word 'wahwah' and you will get a great discussion on this matter with a fantastic wah setting by christoph kemper..........
My fantastic wah settings (and you are right, they are really fantastic ) can be found in the factory local presets for Wah.
Enter the desired effect slot by holding its button, then browse with the Browse knob to the WAH effects.
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