Dunlop Cry Baby Mini 535Q AUTO-return
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Essential Information About the Analog Wah Pedal
Essential Information About the Analog Wah Pedal
- Analog Wah: an organic and musical response, ideal for sculpting attack and midrange in real time
- True bypass: preserves the signal when the effect is off, perfect for a clean pedalboard
- Flexible power supply: operates on 9 V battery or 9 V DC adapter (not included)
- Compact format: a small footprint to easily fit between tuner, overdrive, and delay
Manufacturer Information
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A Cult Effect at the Crossroads of Groove, Rock, and Lead
The wah is one of the most expressive effects in the guitar world: it transforms a simple foot movement into a true sonic articulation, as if your instrument were "speaking." Popularized on ultra-rhythmic funk riffs as well as scorching rock solos, the wah has become a staple of modern playing, from percussive cleans to the thickest saturations. With its analog design, this pedal embodies the spirit of classic wahs: immediate interaction with the touch, a natural frequency sweep, and a very direct control feel underfoot.
For Which Guitarist, Styles, and Situations?
This wah pedal is aimed at guitarists of all levels who want to add expression without complicating their effects chain. In funk, it highlights the "quack" character and the rhythmic precision of chicken picking. In rock and blues, it thickens the lead, emphasizes bends, and adds depth to phrases. In hard rock and metal, it brings that characteristic bite on palm mutes and harmonics while remaining clear in front of distortion. In live contexts, it becomes a performance tool (accentuating a chorus, creating a build-up, energizing a solo). In studio, it serves both to double a rhythmic part with movement and to create finer textures on a clean take.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Wah | EQ | Filter |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
| Inputs | Jack | Power supply included | No |
| Outputs | Jack | Power supply | 9V battery, DC 9 V |
| True bypass | Yes | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is this wah suitable for funk and rock solos?
Thanks to its analog technology, this pedal offers an expressive midrange and a sweep designed to follow playing dynamics. It is suitable for funk chicken-pickin' as well as rock, blues, hard rock, or metal leads.
Where should a wah be placed in a guitar effects chain?
Positioning it at the start of the chain, before an overdrive or fuzz, favors a classic and responsive wah sound. After distortion, the sweep becomes sharper depending on the setup.
What power supply is needed for this pedal?
Power can be provided by a 9 V battery or a 9 V DC power supply. No power supply is included. For pedalboards, a 9 V output delivering at least 100 mA is recommended for stable power.
Is the Dunlop Cry Baby Mini 535Q AUTO-return compact enough for a pedalboard?
Its size measures 15 cm long, 9.5 cm wide, and 8.5 cm high.
What connections and bypass does this wah offer?
Input and output use 6.35 mm jacks, compatible with standard pedalboard cables. The true bypass preserves the effects chain when the wah is off.



