Geoffrey Teese RMC4 Picture Wah

It's a friggin wah pedal, if you don't know how to use it, you don't deserve such a nice pedal.

WOW! I'm a vintage pedal freak, and I went on ebay like a hotshot thinking I was gonna go and get myself a real vintage Vox Clyde McCoy Picture Wah and be that bad *** with ALL vintage pedals (i have a Mu-Tron, an old Chandler Tube Driver, a 90s Klon Goldface, an early 80s ProCo Rat, a vintage Ibanez AD-80, etc). Then I clicked search and the only legit one on the site was $1900. No thanks. So I did hours and hours of research trying to find the best clone, and this one was said to be the best. Then I went to my local guitar store, sat there for an hour with a fulltone Clyde, a Budda BudWah, and a couple others, and guess what, it was. No contest. This thing is so melodic and just, perfect, and vocal, and clean, and quiet, and fuzz friendly (comes with FoxRox onboard EQ so it still sounds good with a fuzz pedals, unlike most). I bought it right there there on the spot. I've still yet to try an original, but i can't imagine it being much better than this puppy. Great sound, great range, looks sweet, is sweet....

Looks pretty solid to me, only had it for a little while, but I don't see any problems occurring anytime soon. Also, unlike some (mainly the Buddha Budwah and certain Crybabys), it's built especially well so that when you mess with you hear the top of the pedal hitting the switch, and yet it's not hard to turn it on and off. Great Pedal.

Haven't used it...

I play blues, blues rock, rock and roll, funk, jam, psychedelic rock, punk and some heavy stuff. For all but the heavier stuff, this thing is the tops! For the heavy stuff I'd recommend a EVH Crybaby, I might get one of those also, they sound great even with the craziest distortions. If I lost it, I'd replace it as soon as it happened. I'd leave right away and head to the guitar store with another couple hundred bucks, oh yeah, it's friggin expensive! But worth it....

This is super easy, it's only hard to turn off because it sounds so darn good!

This is the good old classic Vox Clyde McCoy picture wah reborn into new 'body' with better quality components and obviously made with love and care. Truly, the Jimi wah sound is here, i still remember when i heard that sound when i was young, it's one of those sounds that make the electric guitar so cool and the reason, i picked up after some research this little blue gem. And i found the sound i heard somewhere in my memory again. Before this i've played some classic and optical wahs but none of them was the real deal...i'd like to thank Geoffrey and his family for this.

I trust this pedal, the rocpot 5 should last the lifetime(!) of the wah, switch is working like i always wanted it to, it's evolution baby!

Never had the pleasure to deal with them.

When i first got this, plugged in(p90 guitar, ac15), man, there was nothing much going on, but then, with much relief i found the tone knob of my guitar resting on zero, so i rolled it up and bang! i was converted with every passing second of playing into believing in sound again. I'm using it now for reggae, rock, blues, hell even for some trip hop textures ;-)

No Knobs..

I use strat-fuzzface-picturewah-ts9analogman-megavibe-spaceecho-1976twinreverb. This is total JIMI!!!!! I use it after the wah because in front it oscilates like crazy; and I can easily recreate all the vintage sounds of my heroes. The range is really wide, and the mids are well balanced, it has that edgy treble that maked the notes squeal when picked the right way.

100%, solid as a rock

Mr. Teese is a very kind man, and answered all my questions in within 24 hours, well informative and a hip person.

My style is Psychedelic Rock-Blues... This wah completes my setup and gives me everything I have been looking in a wah. I gig a lot backing RnB/soul/funk singers and bands, and this wah nails that funky quack you need to groove. This is a keeper in my setup, no need for backups. Google my name and you will hear live samples of this masterpiece.

Jak si?? masz. straight lines like a pig's tail

If Geoffrey does some work on this duck and he cuts cracks and noises from this sound he will be excellent wah, Peace

crack and noises maybe inductor wasn't impregnated,if not for these lacks wah so that it is possible to use. Geoffrey stopped doing good effects. Perhaps it well sounds but in my effect it was necessary too much to repair a fault, it should not happen in the professional effect.retarded pupils they made it,amateur work I warned

I hope that I will sell this blue carrion and it will appeal to somebody. I detest this off-key sound, I will buy VOX or Fulltone meybe RMC if Teese if will apply himself to work.
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Very easy to use...simple design

Let me just say that this is the best wah sound I have ever gotten. It is thick and creamy without being too harsh. True bypass! Buy one if you can find one!

I guess i can depend on it. Has not failed yet. Probably would bring a backup.

Haven't dealt with them yet

Works great for blues, classic rock, funk and even metal. You get that late 60's wah sound nailed down very easily. If you play Hendrix, Zeppelin, SRV I do not think you can find a better wah sound. Like I said it blows everything I have ever tried including vintage vox, cry baby etc.

This is without a doubt my main wah.Has been for quite a while.Just plug and Play.

THis wah is studio Quiet.Tone for days.It has the Vintage style wah market covered and then some.I use several different amps and guitars along with different pedals.This wah gets along fine with all of them..I just read on RMC's site that his wahs are now Fuzz Friendly.MIght be worth checking out but for now I am happy.

No Problems....No Backups...

Geoffrey Teese always delivers..I had many email and phone conversations with him prior to my purchase..I told him what I wanted and that is exactly what I got when I took his suggestion to try the Picture Wah.Never heard a bad word about his customer service.

I Love Rock.Everything else comes second..I started playing guitar when I was a Kid.I have over 35 wahs in my collection collecting dust now..The Picture wah is my working wah.I have posted man comments about these wahs on line.I just always look forward to kicking the wah on because I know it will be an inspiration.GReat Job geoffrey.I know it is a labor of Love and it shows in your products.