Jim Dunlop Cry Baby Daredevil Fuzz Wah Pedal

£249.00

The Cry Baby Daredevil Fuzz Wah fuses the sweet and expressive voice of a modded Cry Baby with a gnarly custom fuzz circuit for a full palette of raw and aggressive tones. This pedal’s origin lies in Daredevil proprietor and builder Johnny Wator’s love for classic vintage circuits and the desire to create bold new […]

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Description

The Cry Baby Daredevil Fuzz Wah fuses the sweet and expressive voice of a modded Cry Baby with a gnarly custom fuzz circuit for a full palette of raw and aggressive tones. This pedal’s origin lies in Daredevil proprietor and builder Johnny Wator’s love for classic vintage circuits and the desire to create bold new sounds.

Inspired by his personal wah-wielding guitar heroes, Johnny fine-tuned this circuit over several years, building them for friends and bandmates, before bringing it to Dunlop for consideration as a new addition to the lineup. The Cry Baby Daredevil Fuzz Wah is the resulting collaboration, and in true Daredevil fashion, it’s straight-forward and downright dirty.

Key Features

  • Fuzz Fusion – Fuses the expressive voice of a modded Cry Baby with a gnarly custom fuzz circuit.
  • Perfect for Instant Lead Tone – Internal pots control pedal output and fuzz intensity.
  • Fuzz Toggle – Heavy-duty baseball bat switch toggles fuzz on and off.
  • Hand Built – With thru-hole components and true bypass switching.
  • Vintage Crackle Finish – Alongside a polished aluminium rocker top and a custom tread.

Specifications

  • Power: 9V DC (Not included)
  • Bypass: True Bypass
  • Finish: Vintage Crackle

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