Dunlop CRYBABY SLASH SIGNATURE SW95
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Iconic wah wah + built-in high-gain distortion: a signature pedal designed for solos that cut through the mix, with a side-mounted Kick Switch to engage the distortion on the fly.
- 18V power supply (via two 9V batteries or an adapter): more headroom, greater clarity and a cleaner response, even with plenty of gain.
- Fasel inductor and “Slash” voicing: a vocal sweep, more prominent upper mids and controlled brightness for an expressive wah.
- Designed for the stage: status LEDs, ultra-rugged jacks and a top-access battery compartment for quick changes.
Manufacturer Information
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A "hot rod" Cry Baby: classic spirit, modern attitude
The Dunlop SW95 builds on the philosophy of the classic wah-wahs that shaped rock, with a Cry Baby-style wah circuit enhanced by a Fasel inductor to recapture that "singing" and articulate quality associated with the most expressive leads. Where it stands apart is in its performance-oriented design: an integrated high-gain distortion section, conceived as a powerful boost/drive to bring notes forward, add density to the attack and extend sustain. All in a spectacular Red Metallic finishing, reflecting the flamboyant style that inspired it.
Who is this wah/distortion for, and in which styles does it make a difference?
The SW95 is aimed at guitarists who want an uncompromising expressive wah-wah, as well as an immediate shortcut to punchy rock/hard rock solo tones. It feels particularly at home in blues-rock, classic rock, hard rock, heavy, and any context where tight rhythm playing alternates with "singing" leads. Live, its indicator lights and Kick Switch help prevent mistakes at critical moments ; in the studio, the 18V operation provides valuable headroom to preserve detail in your playing, even with generous amounts of distortion. On a pedalboard, it works equally well in front of an already crunchy amp or into a loud clean channel.
Controls, modes and ergonomics: designed for playing, not tweaking
This pedal combines two worlds in a familiar format: the rocker movement controls the wah sweep, while the distortion section is operated via a dedicated side-mounted Kick Switch. The controls are deliberately straightforward and effective: a Gain potentiometer to adjust the saturation and a Volume potentiometer to set the output level (ideal for matching the volume between wah alone and wah + distortion, or for driving an amp's input). Two LEDs clearly indicate the status of the wah and distortion modes, making operation on stage more secure. In terms of reliability, the input/output jacks are designed to withstand countless connections, while the batteries are accessed via a top-mounted compartment: no screwdriver is needed when it is time to change them.
The Sound
The SW95 delivers a vocal-sounding wah, with a smooth yet rich top end and a pronounced presence in the upper mids: perfect for bringing out a bend, highlighting vibrato or adding depth to a riff. The built-in distortion provides a tight and incisive character, designed for lead playing: more sustain, more bite and a "boost" feel that helps you rise above the band without making the high end excessively harsh. Thanks to its 18V operation, the pedal offers a more stable response and improved definition when you dig in, making it highly responsive to picking-hand nuances and the guitar's volume control.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Wah, Distortion | Number of effects | 1 |
| Technology | Analog | EQ | Filter |
| Format | Pedal | Settings | volume, gain, hot potz |
| Inputs | Jack | Use | electric guitar |
| Outputs | Jack | Color | Red |
| True bypass | Yes | Power supply | DC 18 V, 2x 9V batteries |
| Switch | Distorsion | ||
| Category | wah wah | Toe down | 1.5 kHz to 1.9 kHz |
| Effect | wah wah with integrated, switchable high-gain distortion | Input impedance | 1 MOhm |
| Controls | Hot Potz (wah potentiometer), Gain, Volume | Output impedance | less than 4.7 kOhms |
| Indicators | status LEDs for wah and distortion | Input | 6.35 mm unbalanced jack (mono) |
| Nominal input level | -8 dBV | Output | 6.35 mm unbalanced jack (mono) |
| Nominal output level | +7 dBV | Dimensions | 254 x 125 x 64 mm |
| Maximum gain (at center frequency) | 20 dB | Weight | 1.91 kg |
| Noise floor | less than -94 dBV | Required power supply | 18V DC (center-negative) |
| Heel down | 270 Hz to 370 Hz | Current draw | 18 mA |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this wah pedal for its "sublime sound" and effectiveness. The pedal is described as warm and punchy, versatile and efficient. Shoppers noted it's simple to use and delivers excellent quality. One drawback mentioned: requires two batteries as it operates at 18 volts.
Review highlights
- “Wow! What a sound - versatile and efficient”
- “Excellent pedal, warm and punchy wah”
- “Beautiful product, very effective use, sublime sound - highly recommend”
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Excellent pedal received this morning in 24 hours, I am fully satisfied with this purchase, which will satisfy Slash fans as well as people looking for a warm and sinful Wah pedal at the same time thank you Woodbrass
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Good pedal with significant distortion and a clean, clear sound. Disadvantage: you need two batteries, the pedal works with 18 Volts.
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Very nice product nothing to say, very effective use the sound just sublime I recommend it.
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Super wha she does her job well it's the slash pedal and he uses it. It's not shit
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Favorite.easy to use.Slash fan must own this pedal.
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Dunlop SW95 Slash Signature operate in both wah and distortion modes?
The wah is combined with a high-gain distortion activated by a side Kick Switch. Dedicated LEDs separately indicate the status of the wah and the distortion.
What power supply is required for the SW95?
The required power supply is 18 V DC with center negative, consuming 18 mA. Two 9 V batteries can also power the pedal. A hatch on the top allows easy battery replacement without a screwdriver.
What is the frequency range of the wah?
The sweep covers 270 to 370 Hz in heel position and 1.5 to 1.9 kHz in toe position.
Is the SW95 suitable for hard rock solos?
Its Fasel inductor provides a wah response centered on the upper mids, while the built-in distortion delivers up to 20 dB of gain at the center frequency. This setup is designed for rock, hard rock, and heavy leads with more sustain.
What connections and dimensions does this Slash wah have?
The inputs and outputs use 6.35 mm mono unbalanced jacks. The enclosure measures 254 x 125 x 64 mm and weighs 1.91 kg.



