Morley Mark Tremonti Power Wah

This pedal is very easy to use. step on to turn it on, step off and it goes off automatically. the boost knob is pretty self-explanitory. You don't need the manuel at all unless you want to adjust the pedal-off time.

my setup is this:

Ibanez GAX70(stock)===>Nady Wireless system ==>Morley Mark Tremonti Power Wah ==> Digitech XDD Digital Delay ==>Fender PT-10 Pedal tuner ==> Fender Princeton Chorus.


This pedal is very quiet. I only notice a slight hiss when i turn it on with the boost all the way up.

THe sound from this pedal is amazing. perfect blend of classic and modern wah sounds. I can get kirk hammett's(spelling?) wah sound easily.

The only tricky thing i've found on this pedal is that when i use it with distortion, i have to turn the boost all the way up to boost me over my band. but without distortion, i have to turn the boost all the way down, or else the volume boost is way too much.

built like the proverbial tank. i would definatly gig without a backup.

haven't dealt with morley, and i doubt that i'll have to.

My band plays alternative rock. (think 3 Doors Down). This pedal is awesome for my style. I've been playing for 4 years. If it was lost or stolen, i would definatly buy another one. THis pedal has definatly broadened the sounds that i can make with my setup.

Pretty easy to get a good sound. The tone is really good on this wah. The decibal boost is kinda hard to get used to. It just makes it too trebly.

I'm using this pedal with a MArshall AVT 150. I love the tone this pedal gives, it's just beautiful. Only problem I have is the treble gets annoying at high decibal boost levels when the wah is engaged. You'll cut thru the mix for sure! I get a good solo sound like that of Mark Tremonti and Tony Rombola. The treble problem can be solved though with some EQing or just don't stand in front of the amp. When you engage the pedal it sounds natural. However when you disengage it, it is noticeable. You just need to play around with when you disengage due to the 4 second delay after stepping off or you can adjust the delay time yourself. When engaged the tone is awesome.

Totally dependable. It is built like a tank. No way your gonna break this sucka.

Never dealt with them.

I like playing rock and hard/rock. This pedal is perfect for those styles. It is loud and in your face. I've been playing for 6 years now. I own some other pedals but I find myself always using this one, every time. I have a Dunlop Crybaby. And thats exactly what it is doing, "crying" because I stopped using it. I would buy this pedal again. I like the tone. Perfect rockin' wah tone. I like the fact that I can step off and it turns off. With some tweakin' and gettin' used to it makes music!

The easiest wah to use.

I previously had (and still have) a Bad Horsie wha, but after 3 years with it, the input jack is too loose and I didn't like the sharp sweet spot peak area. It also had bleed-through of the wah tone with the original signal, and that bugged me big time.

Anyway, I replaced that wah with the Mark Tremonti wah yesterday, and used it at a Halloween gig last night. This wah is much better. It sounds a lot thicker and bigger than the Bad Horsie. The toe-up area is a bit dark for my taste, but I just add a little more toe and I'm where I need to be. Also, some wahs have so much treble in the toe-down position that you can't hear anymore effect- but not this pedal. I've always used the Bad Horsie before, but last night I got a few compliments on "that really cool sound you get", as a few fans put it. I feel much better using this wah, and I'm sure I'll get a number of years worth of great use out of it.

For whatever reason, it seems built better than my Bad Horsie. The jack connectors are freakin' tight! You're cables won't come out unless you intend for them to. Oh- by the way, I didn't have a fresh battery to install for the gig last night, so I used the 1-year old battery from my Bad Horsie just for the night. After the show, I forgot to unplug the input jack (I have it in a pedal board w/ no power supply). I took a look at the wah this morning, and the LED lit up just like the battery was new. So we know it's got a kickin' battery life! If I had it for at least 3 or 4 months w/o problems, I'd give it a 10, but I just bought it.

Well, there's an employee or tech from their company who posts here offering help to everyone. Not even Mesa Boogie goes that far!

I won't buy any other wah. I hate wah's with a switch you have to click ON and OFF, and I especially hate the kind where the switch is under the toe-end of the pedal. Infact, if it weren't for the switchless feature, I'd rarely use a wah, if ever.

Excellent job on this one Morley!

Extremely easy to use. One knob that adds up to 20 db of boost. No switch like other wahs, this thing runs off optical.

This has got to be the best wah I have ever owned or even played through. It has an amazing mid range sweep and the wah is very toneful and present, not whimpy like Dunlop or VOX. I am using a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Tremoverb and PRS guitars. Not to mention no noisey switching, this thing comes on when you step on it and off when you step off. No pot to wear out.

Had it for about 6 months. So far so good. I take good care of my pedals. I don't see the need for a backup.

Haven't dealt with Morley. Haven't had the need to.

I play in the Modern Alt/Metal band 8 Om. This pedal works great for what we do. I would highly recommend this wah above all others. I have checked out tons of wahs and could never find anything that can even come close to the Morley Tremonti Wah. I am not a Creed fan but I love Mark's signature wah pedal!! The one downside to this pedal is that it is a bit bigger than your standard wah, but it makes up for this with the sound it produces. Great job Morley!!!!

What can I say? 1 Knob for Boost and then just step on it and it wha's!

Great Sound... I used a CryBaby before and have to say that I didn't like the tone that much. Sure it was great for Bass frequencies and mids but not in the highs...
This Pedal has everything... great Sound in the Mids and Bass and the typical Morley High Sound... GREAT... My Setup looks like that:
Framus Camarillo Custom Guitar -> Boss TU-2 -> Morley Mark-1 -> Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde -> Ibanez CF-7 -> Laney GH100L

Built like a tank!

Friendly guys at Morley... but I think I'll never need to ask them a simple question...

Best Wha I ever owned/played. Great Sound, built like a tank and most important... SWITCHLESS! If it would be stolen I'd definitely buy it again!

You can't find an easier wah pedal. You just plug it in and step on it. You can dial in a boost up do 20dB. It is so easy it didn't come with a manual.

It sounds great. I have it running directly between my guitar and my Warhead. There is no change in tone, or volume, or distortion, and absolutely no noise. The boost isn't all that much on the distorted channel, but you get a big boost for celan. The wah is great!

I just bought it a week ago. I am using it at my first gig tomorrow, and no I don't have a backup and no I am not worried about it.

Awesome, I got the name of the guy of the H-C.com website. He talked me through it and my little alligator. Very knowledgeable and courteous.

The best wah on the planet. It is switchless, and you can adjust the drop time for the wah to shut off. I just left it at the factory setting. I will never, EVER buy a different type. I have tried them all. Dunlops, crybaby's, rotosound, rotovibe, crybaby from hell, Boss you name it and this beats them all hands down.

Easy says it all... when I look at it, I see 3 things: a box, a pedal, and a knob adjusting wah boost. One review below said it themself, this thing is idiot proof... you step it on it, it turns on, as soon as u step off, its bypasses. You can set a delay on the pedal that it once u step off, it will still low power wah for a certain time. Its adjustable, anywhere from no delay at all to 3.5 seconds (which is a long time if you think about it for a wah to go by itself). Manual is good, even has a recommendation of the order you should setup all of your effects with this wah pedal.

Im running this thru a PRS Mark Tremonti using a Behringer Ultraroc GX110. I run my PRS directly to the pedal, which runs into a Boss Metal Zone MT-2, which runs into my amp. You get some cool sounds when you step on the pedal and ur not playing anything at all, kinda fun (with a maxed out wah boost). The effects almost always sound great, i love it. I can pump out some nice creed songs, the stand here with me solo sounds great with this pedal, seriously. This pedal has very good sound.

Earlier i said, I saw three things. Well, all three of these things are rock solid. Its seriously metal, and this thing could take a beating. I could definitely use this thing on a gig with no backup wah, i cant stress how well built this is... it seriously reminds me of a tank, lol. If I dropped this thing on ground surface, itd make a loud sound no doubt, but this thing is more likely to break the concrete than break itself, lol.

never dealt with, and dont think i ever will have to... something i found though, on the warranty card, it asks you to check which pedal you have... the tremonti wah isnt even on there... curious...

I play hard rock guitar, and this pedal suits my needs beautifully. Im 15, and ive been playing about 3 years now. I own all the equipment I listed above in the sound quality section, plus I use a Shure Wireless Guitar system. If it were lost or stolen, I would definitely want a new one, Im already in love with this thing. I love the wah sound, the sound is just pure quality... its got so many sweet spots, its beautiful. The only thing I could possibly think of that I dont like is that to change the delay, you actually have to take a screwdriver to it, which isnt all that hard, but they could of just made a slide compartment, but for the most part, once u adjust it once, u wont need to again. I compared it to alot of wah pedals, and the sound quality and tone just didnt cmopare. I wish it was maybe a little smaller, but again, the tone is worth it. It helps my music sound better! One thing you gotta be careful, running around live, u might step on it, its a decent size (im also biased, im used to the small little Boss Metal Zone i have). Its pricy (i got it as a gift, heh heh), but even for the price, I DEFINITELY recommend that you at least try it before waving it off. If you have any questions, feel free to email me, I love to talk guitars, effects, etc. Overall great wah pedal, I absoutely love it. A+ Morley!

I've had 'em ALL,Dunlop GC- 95 and 535Q, Vox Reissue,Snarling Dogs, even an OLD morley with WAY too much Mid in it,and I've never been happy with ANY wahwah until this one ! EASE ??? Step on it, it wahs...want just a little wah? just step on it a little...Want to add some feedback to your distortion? ease down till you hit the sweet spot...

This is the perfect wah, adds a little noise, but not as much as others...My setup is Wendler Guitar>TU82 Tuner>Real Tube 12AU7 Overdrive>Boss DS-1> Wyllie Moonrock> Boss DC-2 Dimension C > Maestro MP Phaser> Guyatone Digital Delay> Danelectro Analog Delay>MORLEY Tremonti Wah > OLD GREY DOD 250 Overdrive > Ampeg SJ12R Tube Amp...I tried several variations and my setup sounds better with the wah next to last and my old 250 , my clean boost, very last before the amp... i can coax all sorts of feedback out of the puppy with no unwanted squeal at all...

So Far So Good...NO SWITCH to go out, no pots to scratch

Theyve been around forever

This is the BEST and I've been playing since i was a Beatle Boy in 1964

This is the first wah i've ever bought...and it will be my last forever!!! So easy to use. You can even set the delay time of how long the wah stays on after you step off of the pedal...it's easy to adjust, and the manual tells you how to do it...so no need for a tech or anything.

This wah rocks!!! If you buy anything that has Mark's name on it, you'll know it's gotta be made good. Not noisy ever no matter how much distortion you give it. This wah picks up harmonics GREAT!!! The perfect wah for soaring leads, plus you can jump in front of the band with the wah boost.

I can depend on it 100% percent...and thats a hard thing to find these days. It's got excellent construction, very durable...it's pretty much perfect. I use it on gigs without backups...infact i do use it without a backup, cause i dont have another one.

I've never had to deal with customer support.

I play rock all the way. It is the perfect rock wah!!! I've been playing for 2 and a-half years. I own too much gear to list. I would buy another one if it got stolen. I love everything about this wah. I compared it to dunlop crybaby wah's...but dunlop doesnt match up. They might as well stop making wah's, cause the Mark Tremonti wah is the ultimate wah now and forever!!

This wah is idiot proof. no switches. one knob that controls the wah boost. switchless design. Pretty Basic if you ask me

Martin DX1 with Fishman Natural 1>MT-1 Power Wah>Trace Elliot commando
my setup is pretty basic. this wah has an awsome tone. it has a larger "sweet spot" than the bad horsie and has a good mix of old and new wah tones. im very happy with my purchase. theres no noise comming from this wah. at least none that i can tell! but basically. this thing sounds great. i get the sound of mark tremonti and thats awsome.

this thing is built like a rock. i could drop it from a 40 story building and it would be ok.

never dealt with them

this wah is awsome. i lead worship at my local churches and use this wah quite often. im very happy with the tone it has and the fact that it is switchless. if this was stolen, i would replace it again (but its not gonna get stolen cause i never let my foot off of it)