Morley PWV Pro Series Wah/Volume

It's Pretty easy to use, since it is a wah, but the on/off switch for the Wah is hard to get to since it is too close to the pedal. The pedal is so friggin big that it works great as a volume pedal, but is awful as a wah pedal

It does have a lot of background noise and the Wah effect isn't very good at all. It is a dull and unimpressive sound. I took mine back after 2 days and bought a Crybaby, which is excellent.

The volume pedal works great, but the wah sucks. Buy a morley volume and a Crybaby wah pedal if you're going to do anything

This pedal is very easy to use, although I would have rather had the NSW pedal, so I don't have to press the switch

I have only tried 2 other wah pedals and this is the best so far. I think the wah tones are great... The other reviews really knock it. But the level knob does nothing.

No prob here

Haven't dealt with em

Great Vol/wah pedal overall.

Since it's a wah, it's not that tough to use. My only complaint is that the switch to activate the wah is kind of close to the pedal. I have to angle my foot a little bit to press it, which isn't what you want to think about before diving into a solo.

As with other reviews, this is a pretty noisy unit when you're in wah mode. The wah, contrary to what Morley says, sounds pretty much the same no matter what level you put the knob on. Unfortunately, the wah sound is mediocre. It's my first wah pedal, and it's not quite what I expected.

Uses electro-optical circuitry, so you don't have to worry about pots breaking. Pretty well built. Actually, I had to return my first one the day after I bought it because in full volume mode (pedal all the way up), the pedal would drop slightly and not give you full volume. This was annoying.

Guitar Center was cool about exchanging my first one. Don't know about Morley, though.

The wah is O.K., but it doesn't have the balls of some other units. Excellent volume pedal, though. For the price, it's not that bad, but then again, it doesn't scream. Also, the hinge on my unit is LOUD. When I play in my bedroom at low to moderately loud levels, I can hear the squeaking and it's pretty distracting, and not at all musical. If you're a concert/club musician or if you play through a monster stack, this isn't a problem. But for practicing with a cheap Matrix amp, it sucks.

The switch for the wah is on the base of the pedal unlike a crybaby where you just step on the thing. This makes it difficult to jump right into a solo. Other than that it's pretty simple.

This thing hisses like a snake with hemmeroids. Unless that's the kind of "woosh...whoosh" effect you want, it's pretty annoying.

It's solid as a rock. To bad it's not that quiet.

It's more comfertable than a crybaby, but it's way too noisy.

Volume is the only adjustment. Basically it only makes one sound. The pedal takes quite a bit of effort to move; I suspect I'd get a sore ankle if I used one regularly.

There's a weird industrial-sounding swish in the background when the wah is activated (as compared to the Vox's "vintage" crackle and hum in the background). The wah sound is rather subtle and unimpressive. The total range is much less than the Vox's and I often moved the pedal quite a bit with no audible difference, especially when using distortion. This pedal isn't versatile.

I don't know; I bought a Vox instead.

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Pretty one-dimensional and weak. It has one decent 70's-ish sound and is hard to move. I bought a Vox and a Dunlop High Gain volume pedal instead.

To get a good sound? Impossible. No patches. Nice manual but considering ng its a wah, what do you need to know?

The wah is terrible. A Crybaby has way more squawk, as does a VOX. There is a big difference between a battery and an AC adapter too, but they both suck. The volume swells nicely though. Makes a good volume pedal, but a crappy wah. Even a BOSS Foot Wah sounds better.

As a volume pedal, yes, but it still needs a power source. As a wah, if I had no other choice. I prefer my Crybaby with a custom installed 10-K pot. NOTE: This pedal uses electrooptical circuitry and is very reliable.

They sent me some stuff....they seem convinced they make great stuff, but it isn't my cup of tea.

I wouldn't buy it again...I'd use the money for a Crybaby or spend a few extra bucks for a VOX V-847.