Dunlop BG95
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A Signature Cry Baby Celebrating a Major Blues Figure
The BG95 is part of the great tradition of Cry Baby pedals: an expressive wah, immediately musical, designed to "speak" with the guitar. This signature edition pays tribute to Buddy Guy, whose playing helped cement the wah-wah in the vocabulary of modern blues. The idea is simple: keep the Cry Baby DNA while adding real versatility thanks to two selectable voicings, allowing a switch from a massive low-mid to a warmer and brighter wah.
For Whom, Which Styles, and In What Contexts?
The Dunlop BG95 targets guitarists who want an effective, inspiring, and easy-to-use wah without complex settings. It suits both beginners (immediate handling) and experienced musicians looking for a characterful wah to complement their pedalboard.
In practice, it is particularly comfortable in blues and blues-rock, but it also works well in rock, funk, and soul : syncopated rhythms, chicken picking, singing leads, or more aggressive solos. In the studio, its two modes allow quick fitting of the wah into the mix; live, the LEDs help keep control at a glance, even on a dark stage.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Wah | Use | guitar |
| Technology | Analog | Color | Black |
| Format | Pedal | Power supply included | No |
| EQ | Filter | ||
Questions frequently asked
What are the two modes of the Dunlop BG95?
The side kickswitch selects between the "BG" and "Deep" voicings. The Deep mode offers a darker and thicker sweep, while the BG mode emphasizes a warm response with a more singing character.
Is the wah suitable for blues and funk?
This pedal is designed for blues and blues-rock, with an expressive response that highlights attack and phrasing. Its sweep can also be used for funk chicken-scratch, soulful rhythms, and rock solos.
How is the wah effect activated?
Activation is done by pressing on the toe end of the rocker via a toe switch located at the end of the sweep. An LED indicates the on/off status, while a second LED shows the selected voicing. The filter is then controlled directly by the foot's movement.
What connectivity does this pedal have?
The instrument input and amp output both use 6.35 mm jacks. The output presents an impedance below 4.7 kOhms and can reach a maximum level of 7 dBm.
Is a power supply included with the BG95?
No power supply is included; the stated current consumption is less than 3.5 mA.



