Morley Mark Tremonti Power Wah

Wow.. oh man, where do i start?? switchless design makes for simplicity. theres also a wah boost knob for giving that extra kick in wah mode.

I gave a review for the Morley PWA II wah pedal. i wasnt really impressed with the PWA II. but wow... this pedal is amazing! it has such a rich tone and great sweep. this is my setup... strat>>morley mark-1>>kork ax1g multi effect>> dod grunge pedal>> amp. the dod grunge pedal fits very well with this wah. the wah cuts right through any heavy distortion and you can hear a great effect even up in the higher frets. i am truly impressed with this pedal. it is not noisy.. i had it cranked and the amp was halfway, yet there was not a single bit of noise. recreates a lot of wahs. you can get the funk wah in clean mode or you can add a lot of distortion for pantera and metallica stuff.

this wah is very dependable. i wont have to worry with this piece of work. it has metal construction and will hold up to whatever i throw at it. i like the diamond plate treadle.

morley has got to have the best customer support i have ever seen. i am very impressed with their attention to customer's needs. i have dealt with bill and a few others at morley and they are amazing people.

this pedal is perfect for me. it handles distortion beautifully and sounds amazing. it is built very well and you gotta love the electro-optical stuff. the switchless feature just adds to its appeal. i love morley products and now i am a lifelong user. morley rocks!! ... haha

This pedal is idiot proof.

This pedal sounds great. I've owned 2 cry baby, boss v-wah before my wife bought this for me. I was get about to give up on wah pedals because of sound problems.
I have many pedals and I've found that it is best to use this pedal after tuner and before overdrive. Basically 2 in the chain after guitar. It really makes me mad that I can't find bad to say about this pedal. For the money you can't beat it.

Rock Solid

This pedal is the ultimate for live performances. No switching! Just step on the thing to turn it on, and step off to shut it off. The boost also gives you just enough punch for any signal loss when the pedal is turned on. I believe this is a true bypass pedal, I may be wrong though.......

You touch it, it works! It even has a reassuring bulb just to let you know its working. The automatic off timer is set just right. any sooner and it would turn off before your done using it, so the fact you have to do some open heart surgery to change it is not relevant. The only thing you have to worry about with this pedal is hitting the wrong notes.

I love it! You may think I'm a lillte nuts buying this wah, but I bought it just for the tone. I own a vox wah from the 50's that I don't use anymore and I have a GNX2 that has a programmable wah with a toe switch, and a vox modeled wah that is on my Line 6 amp that also uses a toe switch. So, as if I don't have enough Wah to choose from, I specifically got the Tremonti Wah for the sound.

It's a box with a knob and a pedal. What could go wrong. (knock on wood)

Don't know. Haven't had it long enough to need customer support

I saw Mark play live ten feet away from me at the Creed show in Utah, and he has got to be the BEST guirat player I have ever seen, (Iv'e seen quite a few.) Thank god he made a wah that I can use and love.

Easy to use. 9-volt battery or adapter. Nice battery compartment door on the bottom; you don't have to take screws off to get to it. Plug guitar in and out to amplifier.

NO SWITCH! It is spring loaded so you just step on it and it's ON. Take your foot off and it shuts off. There is an adjustment inside you can tweak to set it from instantly off when you are the way up or off the pedal to up to a 3.5 second delay. You decide when you want it to shut off (very nice). I left it at the factory setting (about a1/4-1/2 second). I don't want it to shut off if I'm rocking my foot all the way up (and then back down).

Comes with a small manual with recommended effects order.. Other than that, it's pretty self explanatory.

I have both a Standard Strat and a Peavey Wolfgang Special into a Peavey Classic 30 amp. I put the Strat into an old Ibanez 60's Fuzz pedal.

I find that you have to put if in front of your gain (recommended setup anyway). If you put it after the gain it doesn't sound as good or clear. Also, it has a boost/volume knob so you can make sure the sound is as loud as you want when you step on it (solo boost, etc.,). Very nice.

Here's the best thing: It has more of the sweet spot in the sweep and sounds very close to the old style wahs (Vox, etc) in my opinion. This is what I was after in a switchless wah (hate the old on/off switches. You have to practically jump on them sometimes).

I hated the Bad Horsie because it was so top end for me (but liked the switchless feature). I like the fuller/bassier side at the top (foot up) of wah pedals (not the hissy, foot down, end). You can nail Hendrix's Voodoo Chile intro, White Room Intro and Chorus, etc., I do like Creed but I bought it because of the vintage wah-like sound you can get out of it. If you're a Creed fan, I'm sure you will love it, too, since it's set up for Mark's sound.

It looks like it was built like a tank. All metal. I owned a Bad Horsie too and never had a problem with that either. I don't see this thing wearing out anytime soon.

Not sure, but I have heard good things about Morley service. For that reason, I can't give an automatic '10.'

I personally think this is the best switchless wah out there today. I would buy another one if it were stolen. And you can't beat the price. $109? Cheaper than the Bad Horsie's and it sounds a hell of a lot better.

Hey i've already sent in a review but here I am again. I sent an email to Morley talking about how great the pedal is. About 3 weeks later they sent me and email about how they liked the comments and now they are sending me some free stuff like a shirt and "other fun goodies" I sent them another email as soon as i got it back and they sent on back the next day

Nothing complicated here. Step on to make it go and step off to go back to bypass. It has a boost knob to add an extra 20dB to your sound so you're always heard. The only other adjustment is the "wah off delay" which has to be adjusted by taking off the bottum plate of the pedal. Would be a 10 but it's kinda a pain to have to take it off whenever you want to make that adjustment.

I play a Hamer Explorer and a Squier Strat (cheapo traveling axe) through a Marshall MG80RCD combo (built-in overdrive and reverb) with a RAT distortion pedal in the FX loop. I mainly use the overdrive for my heavy rock sounds. This wah sounds damn funky on the clean tones and screams through the distortion...doesn't get drowned out by the heavy distortion/overdrive like my CryBaby wah. The extra boost helps it jump out even more. Perfetly even sweep and all that. This is one great sounding wah.

Obviously built for the stage. The body is made of fairly thick metal and there are hardly any wires inside to get pinched or bounce loose. The cables fit very tightly into the input and output jacks so they'll never shake loose, and the battery practically needs to be jammed into place in its compartment so there's no rattling around. No switches to wear out or anything like that. The only thing I'm a little worried about off the bat is the diamond-plate foot padding peeling off over time. That doesn't seem likely though.

Haven't had to deal with anyone yet...

This is a great wah pedal, made for performing, and plenty of fun to play with in the dorm too. It's built to Tremonti's liking, so you know it's gonna be good. I play hard and classic rock, and some blues. Metallica, Rage, Creed, Nirvana, Aerosmith to name a few...anything that sounds good. This is way better than the crybaby I've had for a while now. That one loses its appeal when the overdrive kicks in, but the Tremonti pedal powers right through all that to produce deep muddy sounds at toe-up, ultra clear screaching highs at toe-down, and every tone in between. The sweep and "Q" and all that are perfect. The switchless design is great for quick transitions from rhythm to lead licks and back again. Perfect for very short lead fills as well. This is just a near perfect hard rock wah.

Ok first off it is a wah. You got a pedal and one knob. Not too hard there. The knob incresess the dB boost up to 20 dB's. But there is a delay off knob inside the pedal. You gotta take off the bottom plate and find one of those really small screw drivers to increse the time it takes to turn off or vice versa. It's switcless so that is really easy. Don't have to push any buttons or anything. For just having to take the bottom plate off I'll give it a 9

WOAH. Morley really got Tremonti's sound in this one. There are no adustments to it so you got one sound. But it's still gotta be the best wha i have ever played. It's just really kicking and great live. I'm using a standard strat to a BOSS ME-33 to the Mark 1 into a Fender Deluxe 90. Great setup.

It's made of freaking steel. Not worrying about it breaking anytime soon. Doesn't have any knobs inside it uses an LED to sense when it is on and off. Also being switchless no switches to break or wear out. Can be compared to BOSS stuff.

Never have really talked to them but I have never really heard of any problems. I don't think i'll have to deal with them.

This pedal is top of the line. For 119 yeah that may be a little pricy but go try it out and see if you say that after. I play a little of everything and this thing can handel it all. I've been playing for about a year strong and never really have had my own wah but i've used friends stuff. This blows their stuff away. If you have any questions just email me i'll be glad to spread the word of this awesome wah

Very simple, set to Mark's Q settings step on, step off adjustable delay settings (time it takes to turn off when you step off) and has a boost to cut right threw the mix Very straight foward, kick ass pedal also has a plastic diamond plate design on the pedal so you can keep your grip works really well with shoes

Very Very good, i like to add a tiny bit of delay and reverb when i use this and it sounds like no other, and during band pratices you can here this pedal perfectly.

built like a tank, heavy MotherF***er

never delt with Morley hope not to

Overall, dont waste money on dunlap cry babys or what not they just suck Morley makes the best wah's and volume pedals that you can buy dont waste money, just get a morley you wont be upset