Behringer PARAPEDAL WAH FILTER

Everything you need to know about the Behringer PARAPEDAL WAH FILTER wah pedal Analog wah with a particularly vocal sweep, inspired by a cult classic from the 1970s. Dual frequency peak for a broader, more guttural and expressive effect than a classic wah. Compact, rugged format designed for easy integration into a pedalboard. True bypass, 9 V power supply or 9 V battery to preserve signal clarity when the effect is bypassed. The return of a cult rock wah from the 1970s The Behringer PARAPEDAL WAH FILTER brings the highly sought-after character of the Tycobrahe Parapedal up to date, a vintage wah that became legendary for its almost human-like sound. While many wah-wahs focus on a fairly direct treble sweep, this pedal delivers a broader voice, rich in mids and harmonics. Its identity is rooted in the great tradition of seventies rock, but it is not limited to reproducing a simple rhythmic “wah-wah”. Its dual-resonance filter creates a more complex response, capable of moving from deep lows to biting highs while retaining a thick, singing texture. This type of wah helped shape the sounds of guitarists such as Tony Iommi and Robin Trower, as well as Geezer Butler’s bass playing. The PARAPEDAL WAH FILTER is therefore aimed at musicians looking for a more distinctive, wilder and less conventional alternative to classic wahs. An expressive wah for heavy rock, blues and riffs that need to speak The PARAPEDAL WAH FILTER will suit both beginner guitarists looking to enrich their riffs and experienced musicians seeking a wah with an immediately recognizable character. Its operation remains intuitive: your foot directly controls the filter frequency, allowing you to shape every note in real time. It excels in hard rock, blues rock, stoner, doom, classic rock, muscular funk and psychedelic solos. Placed before a f

Technical specifications

Effects	Wah	EQ	Filter
Technology	Analog	Type	Mains or battery
Format	Pedal	Use	guitar, Bass

Circuit	analog	Input impedance	50 kOhms
Wah range	760 Hz to 2.2 kHz	Output impedance	1.5 kOhms
Filter gain	18 dB	Signal-to-noise ratio	75 dB
Bypass	true bypass	Dimensions	94.15 x 90.81 x 177.80 mm
Heel position	low-mid response and filtered dive-bomb effect	Weight	1.06 kg
Toe position	bright, clear and incisive wah	Required power supply	9 V DC, center-negative
Instrument input	6.35 mm TS unbalanced jack	Power consumption	less than 30 mA
Amplifier output	6.35 mm TS unbalanced jack	Power draw	0.27 W
Power input	9 V DC, center-negative