Morley PWA Pro Series Wah

If you cant figure out how to use this pedal, you must have suffered some form of brain damage. 1 knob and 1 button. Not too difficult.

The sound quality is brilliant for what i'm using it for which is Metallica (mainly) and also hendrix. The range is amazing with this pedal. I am using an ibanez with emg-89 pickups with a Drive solid State amp but it still has a strong wah sound that cant be beat. The distortion wah with high tone and gain is very strong, and if you turn down the tone on your guitar you lose the effect somewhat but that is a good thing if you want a lighter wah sound. The clean wah is absolutely marvellous. Very smooth indeed.

You can definately depend on this baby. I've had mine about a year now and its in perfect condition despite dropping it several times. I would use it without backup at a gig and i'm sure that this thing will never screw up on me.

Never dealt with em. Dont think i ever will either.

I play alot of heavy metal and i think this pedal is perfect for that purpose. I use it with a Boss MT-2 metal zone distortion pedal and the two pedals are a cool match. I've used it live on about 6 occasions and I talked to people after the gig to see what they thought and they were just blown away by it. I have tried the crybaby and this pedal has a crisper wah and a wider range. This is definately the best pedal i've ever bought and would by it again if i ever need to.

Got it used, no manual. Very Easy.

I have read a lot of bad revieews and here is how I fix these problems Distortion: Replace the Battery Small Range: Replace the TL074 op-amp Mine sounded horrible when I bought it, now it rules. Also make sure that the screws holding in the pedal are tight.

I can depend on it. It sucks up batteries though, so if you're gigging and you get some distortion from it, replace the batteries. As long as you have a spare battery you're safe. Also periodically tighten the screws holding the pedal, or you will find you get a decreased range because the pedal isn't aligned right.

I fix my own stuff.

I play quite a wide range of music using a Traynor Mk III amp which is and exact fender twin copy. It is better on clean stuff, but even with distortion it's great. If you find the wah too weak on distortion, put the wah after the distortion in your effects chain. Placing a phaser in front gives kind of a rotary speaker effect.

There's one knob, not too difficult for the average human.

I use mine through a Am. Std. Strat into a crappy Crate solid state. It still sounds great though. It sounds amazing with a clean sound and a little distortion, but with a lot of gain the effect kind of gets lost.

The one I have now works great and seems pretty strong and durable. The reason I gave it a 7 though is because when I first bought it, you couldn't even hear the effect. I think this is what many people here a complaining about. Morley must be selling quite a few duds or something. But I returned it and exchanged it with a new one that sounds great.

If you get one that works, it's great. Make sure you test it out at the store and that you buy the one you tried. Don't let them switch it with another from behind the counter.

Very Simple all you nedd to know is the song your playing.

Sounds perfect when I don't use other effects. Its sounds pretty good with distortion too. When i add overdrive it sounds a little crappy.

Very strong construction. The first day I had it i had a problem. The factory never bothered tightening the input.

Tried calling. Never answered

One of the best. I would buy it again.

If you can't figure out a Wah pedal you shouldn't be playing Guitar

Gave it a 7 because through my Marshall VS65R with the Gain up and the Wah level up gets a little hissy but otherwise a great wah pedal

The only reason this little guy wouldn't be reliable is if you took the battery cover off (Which can get hard to do) and smash it against concrete a few times.

Never Dealt with Morley

I play Metal and Rock and this is as close a pedal as I can get to Kirk Hammet's custom ernie ball. Its a great value, the price is not low because because the pedal is bad, its just a low price.

It has a level knob, an On/Off switch and the pedal itself. If you can't figure it out you have problems. The manual is lame and uninformative but you won't need it. This thing is self-explanatory.

This thing sounds great when you are playing clean guitar. I love to add some reverb and it gives a great sound. There wasn't really any noise at all when I played it clean. With some added distortion this thing leaves something to be desired. It is extremely noisy when i have the pedal down but has no noise when it is up. The range seems kind of limted to me and the wah is very weak sounding with distortion on. There are times you can barely hear it wah at all. But playing it clean is great.

I've had it for about 4 months and have had no problems with it at all. It seems to be built pretty well. I wouldn't use it for a gig because I am in a punk band and there is no use for it in that kind of music.

I have never called them.

I probably wouldn't buy this pedal ever again because I was somewhat dissapointed. I had hoped this thing would have a wider range than it does. If I were to buy something like this again I think I would go for a talk box instead. But it was pretty inexpensive and it is a pretty decent for what I paid for it.

This unit is very simple to use. You simply turn it on and rock you foot back and forth. It has a very un-informative manual, but who needs one? I've only had a few days and i am a champion on it.

There is a slight hissing sound when the level is turned up and the pedal is tilted foward but it is much quieter than the crybaby. The clean wah sounds incredible because it is extremely smooth. With distortion it still sounds good but the wah is not as strong.

I have had no problems with unit and because the amount of moving parts is minimized, it is alot more reliable. I would (on less important gigs) use it without backup.

i have never dealed with morley.

I think i would buy it again. It is very good value for the price paid for it. I particually like the fact that it has the switch because i used to have a switchless pedal and it dropped into bypass when i didn't want it to. Over all this unit is much better than the dunlop ones and i recommend this unit to all guitarists of any description.

A Level control knob,an on/off switch,and a big-ass pedal.You figure it out.There is a manual,but it is practically useless all it really tells you is that if you use another brand of AC Adapter other than a Morley,it will get some static.

It's not noisy one bit,except for me 'cause I don't have a Morley AC Adapter,but other than that it sounds great!!!The effects aren't weak at all,just clean,crisp sounds.I was ripping some Manson and Rage Against The Machine riffs with this baby!

I really can't say yet,I've only had it for 2 days,it looks sturdy as hell though.

I haven't had to talk with anyone yet,but as I said,I've only had it for 2 days

Hell yes I'd buy it again,it's a good deal for the money.I like it more than the crybaby,bit that's just me.

I would like everyone to know that if this pedal worked, it would be simle to use

This thing is a hunk of crap, if and when it decites to work, it adds distortion to the signal, and just plain sucks.

This is it's most lacking area. I'll be playin' a gig, and get ready for a solo, and step on the dang thing, and pop, it dies, and no sound at all happens, unless i turn it off, i've tried everything, adjustments, battery replacement, and noe of it has helped. It works when it wants to.

I didn't even bother with 'em.

Let's see, would I buy it again? Hell no, I'd pay people to take mine, in fact I did.

A pedal, a switch, and a knob. Only a gimp can't figure it out. Only problem is a lack of a battery strength indicator. The led still lights up, but the sound is really strange on a dead battery. Plus the pedal is sensative, so don't go pumping that pedal too fast! Plugs are too damn tight too.

This pedal is silent. No induced noise. This pedal can make airplane sounds and power tool sounds. Neat.

So far I knocked a glass of milk on it and I've been jumping on it pretty hard. It's lived.

Yeah, I'd buy it again. it's a bit on the chunky side. i like the fact that the number of moving parts has been minimized. less things will wear out. sounds great if you know how to mix it in with your music.