Mad Professor Snow White Auto Wah
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Auto-wah / ultra-responsive envelope filter, calibrated to recreate the "wah wah" sensation without an expression pedal
- Very fast and precise tracking, ideal for sharp attacks and articulated funky playing
- Unique Decay control: adjusts the filter's fall speed to switch from a "quack" per note to a more traditional sweep
- Versatile GB version with GTR/BASS switch to adapt the response to the instrument's register and output level
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A Modern Filter Inspired by a Rack Wah Circuit Designed by Björn Juhl
The Snow White AutoWah (GB) follows the lineage of "musical" envelope filters designed to sound organic and expressive, with a filter curve reminiscent of a true wah. Its circuit is inspired by a rack wah design associated with Björn Juhl, then adapted to pedal format with envelope controls to drive the sweep dynamically rather than by foot.
This "GB" version combines guitar- and bass-oriented behaviors in a single unit: practical if you switch instruments or if you want an auto-wah that remains clear in the low end without becoming overwhelming.
Who It's For and Which Styles the Snow White AutoWah (GB) Excels In
This pedal is aimed equally at guitarists and bassists who want an auto-wah that is easy to trigger but above all precise: funk, disco, pop, edgy rock, fusion, indie... It's also formidable in the studio for doubling a rhythm part and creating a "speaking" animation without complex automation.
In live settings, its compact size and true bypass make it a natural candidate for a pedalboard. Just take the time to adjust the Sensitivity according to your attack and instrument volume: the Snow White responds strongly to dynamics, and that's exactly what makes it lively.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Envelope / Auto-wah, Effects | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | White |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Mad Professor Snow White Auto Wah work with a bass?
The GTR/BASS switch adapts the filter response to the bass register to maintain a controlled effect in the low frequencies. This GB version combines the settings for guitar and bass in a 70 x 110 x 55 mm enclosure.
How to adjust the sensitivity and decay on an auto-wah?
Sensitivity sets the trigger threshold based on the instrument's attack and volume, while Decay controls the speed at which the filter returns. A short decay produces a more percussive sweep; a slow setting prolongs the filter movement.
What power supply is needed for this pedal?
The required power supply is 9 V DC, via a 2.1 mm connector with center negative, drawing 15 mA.
Is the Snow White Auto Wah true bypass?
The bypass is true bypass type and is activated with the dedicated footswitch. An LED indicates the effect’s activation status. The input and output use 6.35 mm jacks.
What sound does the Bias control produce on this auto-wah?
Bias sets the filter's resting frequency and can create a sweeping filter when Sensitivity is set to minimum. Resonance then adjusts the filter’s Q, thus its bite and thickness.



