Morley Mark Tremonti Power Wah

This pedal is brilliant in its simplicity. The pedal is plug and play. The pedal has no knobs to turn to adjust wah tonality; however, the pedal does have a 20db wah boost knob. This knob is designed to pump your wah tones above the sound of the band. I like this feature. I normally play with the knob turned all the way up. I tend to only use this pedal for my soloing and when I solo I want my wah sound to be slightly louder than the band and the boost knob accomplishes this quite nicely.

As mentioned above the wah sound is unchangeable; however, you will not want to change to wah tone. This pedal is extradionary in its tone and feel. The pedal is fully optical; no more messing with pots. I have played on Dunlop's Original Crybaby, Dime Crybaby, and 95q pedal, and other wah pedal. The Morley Mark tremonti pedal blows every wah pedal I have ever played out of the water. This pedal is a definite 10. Anybody looking for a great sounding pedal go with the Morley Mark Tremonti Power Wah.

The pedal is extremely reliable. The pedal is made out of medal. The pedal is very sturdy.

Have not used it yet.

My style of music is hard rock, heavy metal, and blues. This pedal suits all the above styles great. This pedal can pump out crisp notes when using distortion and it can wheep when using the clean channel. I have been playing for about 10 to 11 years. If this pedal was stolen I would cry myself all the way to the music store to buy another one. One last thing to say BUY this pedal. This pedal is fantastic.

As there is little to change on this pedal its pretty much plug 'n' play. Very simple. Love the switchless design.

Setup: Mesa F-50, Morley Tremonti Wah, Musicman John Petrucci Guitar.

Effects Quality: Superb! I like the old wahs for certain sounds (e.g. CryBaby) and modern wahs for the other sounds (e.g. Bad Horsie). This wah is an interesting hybrid, that to me sounds great.

Reasons for Purchase: I wanted a wah didnt mess up my tone. I just wanted to embellish the tone I had. This wah does that - it isnt overpowering, neither is it noisy. I also required a wah that was noticable on the higher notes. This wah was exactly what I was looking for. Ok to be critical, the real high notes dont sound to obvious when using the wah, but then what do you expect.

Only had it a couple of days. Built like a tank. This is my first Morley so it wouldnt be fair to comment on this aspect until Ive had use of it for a while longer.

My dealing with the company have been strictly on a pre-sales basis. However, I cannot fault their helpfullness, friendliness and quick response times.

I am in to all styles of music. Right now I am putting together my first valve setup, for which I just want great tone and versatility. So far so good!

Good Points: Sound, quality, usability, construction.

Bad Points: None really. If I didnt get such a good deal I guess it would be the price (especially if you do a feature comparison between the other Morleys).

If it was lost or stolen? Yep, Id get this pedal again.

very easy! all you got to do is step on the thing and it goes, the volume boost is pretty easy to understand?duh..

this wah is very impressive,I had owned a cry-baby before, and yah it made me cry like a baby, with this wah, when your amp is clean so is the wah,it really shines. but when your amp is dirty, you get a screaming lead sound out of this baby! this pedal has a good amount of treble to make you scream METAL!

good quality, built like a tank, I would gig without a backup

dunno, never had to

I play anywhere from blues,Rock,metal, you name it, and I definently like this pedal. I play a epi les paul , and a Strat loaded with EMG-SAs,I also got a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier.If this was stolen, I would definently replace it. Im not an obsessed creed fan , This is just a good wah , designed by a player that knows how to get sick tone.

This is a good wah, i can tell that much although i have only had it for a couple of hours

Sounds great, as good as the Cry Baby or better.

Heres the problem: I have used it about three times today (i bought it a few hours ago) and the bloody things broke!! built like a tank maybe, but i seem to have a dud. Instead of the great wah sound i expected when i was showing my mate the new toy, it started screeching out these wierd noises like one of those toy ray guns with low batteries. Although i admit the noises where very cool, it's no longer a wah, not even an FX pedal as when the thing is active whatever i do to my axe has no effect on the sound coming from my amp. All my gear in my setup is good (i dont use any other effects apart from wahs so it was easy to check)

I havn't talked to the Morely yet, but they are going to get an earful!

I play a very wide variety of music, with my band i play hard edged folk rock and grunge, and this wah would be cool if it worked. I have heard so much good stuff about it that i am going to get it replaced as i obviously got a dud. My wah i use at the moment is a Cry Baby and i havn't really played the Morely enough to tell you which is better overall, though it seems i am stuck with cry baby for now! I would probably recommend this to people but i played with it three times (once in the shop, once when i got home, once this evening) and am thoughroughly pissed off with it.

Touch and Go!

This thing picks up radio stations when all the way up on the tip. Anyhow, if it were not for this I would rate the sound at 10 because it does sound REALLY bad ass! I'm rating this a 5 because of the noise problem. Yes, I am using the morley adapter they mention in the manual. I even tried running this directly into the amp with the same noise problem. I tried other amps and guitars. If you are wondering my main guitar is a Gibson LP and it's not because of bad wiring especially since the rest of my foot pedals have no noise problems.

probably will survive a nuclear blast.

NA

Well the only other fault I can find on it is that the WAH doesn't go as deep as I like. If you tremonti wah works for you then great. I just cant stand the damn noise.

step and go... it cant get any easier

I really like the sound from the morely, to me, its a cross between old crtbabys/vox wahs and the more modern wah that morely produces. i use to not like morely because ofe the shitty classic wah. my friend had one and i thought it sounded like a big ass so i was really bias towards morely until i play the tremonti wah.

had it for a year, no problems, although i would be surprised if it broke because i made the mistake of buying it at guitar center.

no problems

its a great wah. i love it because it sounds really good and im lazy, i like the idea of step and go

It's switchless and you don't have to mess around around with Q or range settings (which is good or bad dependin on how you look at it!) so it couldn't be easier to use.
The manual was very precise when it came to setting the on/off delay so thumbs up for that aswell!

Using a Epip SG into a Roland Cube 30 and theres pratically no noise at all..bar the feedback from the booster set at 10 (very usefull when used correctly!)
Of all the wahs ive tried the Tremonti's sound was the best when used with distortion so if you're a hrad-rocker of any kind its great.
Also if u like Tremonti's work with Creed then you'll love this pedal. As has been said before this thing nails Tremonti's sound perfectly, Stand Here With Me is an absolute joy to play with this! It also works really well with Morello's sounds ,its sounds are extremely versitily bearing in mind the lack or Q/range options!

The thing is built liek a tank. It's been dropped once or twice and the last time it took a chunk outa the wooden floor,still not a scratch on the unit itself though. The insides are also extremely well built aswell so i dont see anything coming loose either. The battery area is also very stable.ANd it'll definitly stand up to heavy gigging.

I emailed Morley BEFORE i bought the unit regarding the adaptor and the power supply (I bought my unit in the US and brought it back to Ireland saving E180, nearly $200, ...thank you very much Sam Ash!!)and i got a reply the next day (time difference you see!) detailing everything id need and telling me where their official dealers were located in Ireland. Thats (pre)customer support!

I play mainly hard / modern rock with a little bit of metal and classic rock thrown in. This wah is prefect for everything when messed with. If it were lost or stolen,well then there'd be holy bloody war cos these things go for E270 here in Ireland which is about $300 and id have to order a replacement from the US,it'd still be worth it though! Everything about it is perfect in my opinion but as always try out all the wahs you can get ur hands on before you buy anything!

easy , too easy, it needs Q and range controls !

Sound wize, I think this is a pretty tame. It does have alot of clairity and its not overly shrill.
Like the reviewer below, I find I'm hitting the shut off area looking for more travel in the lower range,
I think its as much from looking for more Q in the lower third as it is looking for lower frequence response,
I can't seem to get serious 'vowels' out of it.
RATS, cause its really close.

just got it, its engineered solid, the design and board layout is sweet,
we'll have to wait and see about component reliablity

emailed with questions on another product and got a fast, helpful turn around

its an 'airy' wah , without alot of Q. Thats a good thing up high, but bad down low.
Maybe I should have tried the BadHorse2 but theres no Morley gear on the floor anyplace I know
its probably about as good wah as I'm going to find without a 'dweeb' signature :)

The only things you can tweak are the boost knob and the off/delay, you don't even have a switch to turn it on, so it's very easy to use. Everything you need to know is in the manual.

It sounds very good, Jackson guitars into ADA mp-1 preamp. It has a wide sweep, i'm still getting used to it. I wish it had more travel in the bass frequencies, i have to be careful not to turn it off, and going way there in the treble area can hurt your ears, but it never gets hissy or shrill like the top end of a crybaby. If you keep it in the usable range, it has an amazing sound, fat and clear. The boost function is nice, but you don't really need it, the effect is very noticeable all over the fretboard, even with heavy gain. Using the boost will make the distortion sound a bit more squeaky, or give a mad volume boost on clean.

Built like a tank, the jacks are very very tight and solid, very well done.

nope

It's a great pedal, it won't do the vintage wah tone, but if you want that, you look at Dunlop or Vox anyway. I'm not sure why there is an off-delay, but you can adjust it or remove it anyway, so it's not a problem. Works well for metal and hard rock, thick sounding all around. I love the switchless design too, and the connections are all very tight, unlike that George Dennis pedal i had for a while.
It's my first Morley product, and i'm impressed, i'll be looking at their stuff for a volume pedal or ABY box.

plug and play, pretty easy

this is the big plus, I've played funk for years and used probably every wah on the planet, Fulltone, dunlop etc. This thing covers everything sonically I could ever need. I bought this after someone stole my 535Q and I'll never go back to dunlop. I also have a fulltone and this is as smooth and full as the fulltone but I love the switchless option. Like I said I've tried everything and this just hands down eats them and is a great price. I tried the new boss power wah, they make some good pedals but that was like a line6 amp, not real

built like a brick s**t house

I've found morley to be great,they even made a modded version of a volume pedal I needed

I love this wah, though not a fan of tremonti (which actually put me off buying!!) was unsure, but after trying so many wah pedals in my time this is the one!!