Dunlop GCB-95

NO Brainer

Extremely noisy(scratchy) from the beginning.

Like a tank.

Wanted me to send it in for repairs, six week turnaround.

Should have kept my King-Vox or my Morley.

This pedal is really easy to use.When I first bought it i thought it would be hard to play and use this pedal at the same time but its not. This pedal didnt have a manual because if you need a manual you are a stupid person and should not be playing the guitar at all.

The DUNLOP CRYBABY has a wonderful sound, I personally think it sounds better than an auto-wah.Th effects of the pedal are great and I like them.

I can depend on this pedal because it does what I want it to.I would definitely use this pedal in a gig,I could'nt imagine preforming one without it

I love the sound quality of this pedal,if I had to I would purchace it again.I compared this pedal with other wah pedals,Morley,Boss and DOD this one was the best.This pedal is great if you are in a band,it is very useful

Almost can't be easier. Push toe down to turn on, WAH WAH WAH, then push toe down again to turn off.

Very Good, but not perfect. When it's off it is fine, but when it's on it is a little scratchy, but usually I'm jamming very loud so I can't hear it.

It is VERY dependable. It's steel so you can drop it, stomp on it, or throw it into the crowd without hurting it. A backup unit probably wouldn't be necessary.

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This unit kick major BUTT. I would definently buy this unit again. It's very durable and easy to use. Compared to the Morley, this unit is TEN TIMES more durable. The only thing I wished it had was a LED. There are LEDs on the Mister Crybaby and other more expensive units. I can break out into a solo and this adds a lot to it. For $58 I you can't get a better unit.

Anybody that has ever used an effects pedal can use Crybaby. I know small kids that jamm with them.

It has a real nice high and Dunlop now uses a good quality pot in them so the scratchy noise from the pot has been eliminated.

Can be summed up in one phrase "built like a tank"! A direct hit from a missle wouldn't scratch the case. I have seen one dropped from six feet had a slight dent but still played as if it were untouched.

Very nice customer service with great tech support for the do it your selfers.

Yes, It is a fantastic value especially with the new pots they are using now. I do not think I will have to buy another one though the way this one is built. You could run over this pedal with your car (although not recommended) and still take it to a gig and produce some quality sounds. I would recommend to all!

very straigth forward, though sometimes difficult to turn on and off [or to tell whether the thing is on or off].

when it worked, the sound was great. a very general and usable wah. it can do whatever you want. feedback with this pedal and flange is totally cool.

this pedal is notorious for malfunctioning. the first one i bought was broken when i took it out of the box [new]. once repaired, it worked for a few months [of very light use], then the scratching began. i tried again and again to claen the pot, but nothing seemed to work. finally, i removed it, cleaned it, replaced it, and now it does nothing but squeel like a sick baby. horrrible.

i don't know who was responsible for the first repair [guitar center or dunlop], but they were pretty quick.

i think i'll buy a vox, or a morley volume/wah next time. the morley is supposed to be very quiet, and more dependable.

Now if you don't know how to step on a pedal to make it work, go to the bathroom, stick your head in the toilet, and flush it a few times, stupid!

This pedal rules. Espesially if you like Jimi. It can sceam like a baby on fire or sing like Reba.

It has a very rugged construction. I use the ac adapter so I don't have to worry about batteries, but I keep one on hand just in case.

I've only had it a little while, so I wouldn't know.

I love this pedal but it could use an auto setting. I like the manual part, but my foot just can't go fast enough. I also tried the Ibanez auto- wah, and I liked it, too.