Dunlop Wylde Audio Cry Baby
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Jim Dunlop
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A "Wylde" Signature at the Heart of the Cry Baby Lineage
Designed to celebrate two decades of collaboration, the Wylde Audio Cry Baby (ref. WA45) carries the DNA of Dunlop wahs and adds the precise settings favored by Zakk Wylde. It features a crisp sweep, a fuller low end, and a sharp attack, crafted for heavy riffs, sustained solos, and demanding stages.
Who Is This Wah For?
Perfect for rock, metal, and classic hard rock, it also shines in heavy blues when you want to keep body in the notes. Placed in front of a pushed amp or at the start of a high-gain chain, it maintains definition. In the studio, its extended low range favors expressive lines; live, its sharp treble highlights solos, palm mutes, and back-and-forth passages without getting lost.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Wah | True bypass | Yes |
| Technology | Analog | EQ | Filter |
| Format | Pedal | Use | guitar |
| Inputs | Instrument jack | Color | Black |
| Outputs | Jack | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Dunlop Wylde Audio Cry Baby suitable for metal and hard rock?
Its extended low-end response and sharp midrange are designed for saturated riffs, pinched harmonics, and sustained solos. The Red Fasel inductor provides a vocal tone with immediate attack.
How is this wah pedal powered?
Power is supplied by a 9 V battery or a 9 V DC power supply with a negative center. The current consumption is about 0.9 mA.
Is it possible to adjust the pedal resistance?
The rocker resistance is adjustable with an Allen key to adapt the pedal's action to the playing attack.
What connectivity does this wah have?
The input and output use 6.35 mm jacks. The input impedance is 1 MOhm, while the output impedance is 10 kOhm.
Does the wah preserve the signal when bypassed?
True bypass preserves signal integrity when the effect is off. The circuit is fully analog. The frequency range covers approximately 250 to 350 Hz in the lows and 1.4 to 2.4 kHz in the highs.
