FS: Ibanez Weeping Demon wah £75

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Ibanez WD7 Weeping Demon - fully working order, quite well used with a lot of minor scratches but nothing too serious, and no velcro/residue. With original box but no manual.

£100 £90 £80 £75 inc postage.










Manual info found online:

Mode

This lever switches the basic operation of the pedal, determining how the effect will be switched on/off.

• FOOT SW. mode: The foot switch (4) will turn the effect on/off. Even when you take your foot off the pedal, a moderate amount of friction will keep the pedal angle as you left it.
• AUTO SW. mode: The effect will automatically turn on when you depress the wah pedal slightly. When you return the pedal or take your foot off of it, the effect will turn off after a slight delay. A spring will return the pedal when you take your foot off of it.

Range Fine Tuning

Adjusts the frequency at the point that the pedal is advanced all the way. Turning this clockwise will raise the frequency.

Auto Off Delay

Adjusts the time delay from when the pedal is returned until the effect switches off in AUTO SW. mode. Turning this clockwise will increase the time delay, preventing the effect from turning off while you are operating the pedal. Turning this counterclockwise will make the effect turn off more quickly, so that it will turn off immediately when you return the pedal.

Level

Controls the overall volume when the effect is on. Volume is increased when turned to the right and decreased when turned to the left.

Q

Adjusts the character of the wah. Turning this clockwise will increase the peak, producing a more intense sound.

Lo

Adjusts the low-frequency range. Conventional wah pedals use a Band Pass Filter which cuts the low- and high-frequency ranges. However if you turn LO clockwise, the effect will act as a Low Pass Filter which allows the low-frequency range to remain without being cut, producing a fatter sound.

Range

Switches the frequency range which the wah sweeps, changing the tonal character.

• NORMAL : A conventional wah, ideal for guitar
• LOW: A low-range wah, ideal for bass. Also effective on 7-string guitars.

Power supply

9V battery (S-006P) or AC109, AC309, AC509

Current consumption

35mA maximum

Dimensions

259 (D) x 154 (W) x 117 (H max) cm

Weight

1600g (with battery)

ICBM

Boss ME-50 multi-FX - yes, I really am selling this. My new ME-90 is much more powerful, and although slightly less grab-and-go, it covers enough of the same ground that I don't need both.

In my opinion this is still the best 'multi-FX for people who don't like multi-FX' - incredibly simple and intuitive to use, all the functions are controlled by knobs, and in Manual mode it behaves just like four main footswitchable pedals - 22 different types of overdrive/distortion, 11 types of modulation, 11 delays, 6 of wah/whammy/etc - plus compressor, reverb, noise suppressor and 'tone modify' (including an acoustic simulator) - you can turn the compressor and the 'tone modify' on and off with an external footswitch if you want. And a tuner.

It has a speaker-simulated output which is usable direct to PA, although not amazing by modern standards it's perfectly functional - and can be used at the same time as the main output to the amp, so you can use both at the same time rather than mic'ing the amp - and get a basic wet/dry/wet setup if you split the stereo emulated output to left and right channels.

All for less than the price of a posh single pedal. And it sounds great - I carefully A/B'd it with my old analogue pedalboard, and it actually sounded as good or better, even including some of the drives.

It's in pretty good condition - a few scrapes on the edges (the worst in one of the pics) and has the box and manual, which aren't in such good shape... the manual appears to have been dunked in a cup of coffee.

No power supply - they never came with one originally, but it will run on any standard 9V power supply with at least 200mA capacity, or 6 AA batteries.

£100 inc postage.

ICBM

Boss sold.

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WD7 price drop - £90 inc postage.

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MXR Micro Chorus (modern reissue) - fully working, good condition apart from a few small paint chips. No box or manual. No velcro/residue.

£50 £45 inc postage

Sold.

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Price drop...

WD7 - £80 inc postage
Micro Chorus - £45 inc postage

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Anyone?

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Post-payday back to the top.

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Offers? Trades? Swaps?

noisepolluter

Pm’ed

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MXR sold.

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Bump for forgetting I still had the Weeping Demon.

NickBotfield

I've got a WD7 and it's brilliant!

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NickBotfield said:

I've got a WD7 and it's brilliant!

You don't want a spare do you?



One of the great things about it is that it's very good for both guitar and bass - the normal/sprung mode selector for the physical pedal travel is its most unique feature, and I prefer normal for guitar but sprung for bass so it's ideal if I want just one pedal to do both - but I just don't use stand-alone pedals much now, I've got a collection of multi-FX for both guitar and bass which all have wah pedals built in.

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WD7 - £75 inc postage.

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Bump for forgetting I still had this again!