My New Favorite WAH Pedal! 

He said, "top 3 favorite primary colors". I love it

"Red is in my three top primary colours" - well that doesn't leave many that aren't.

Glad you are a fan of budget friendly gear.😁😉 Thanks Max. Will definitely need to check the Joyo out. Good to see you playing again!

Sounds surprisingly good! Joyo is really stepping up their game!

Always.... always great info! I’m just a poor boy from a poor family and I appreciate you doing my homework for me.

Thanks for the review Max, I decided to get one after watching this and I am elated beyond words. I have been searching for a WAH that had a deeper "scoop" than my cry-baby and less tone dampening, I also have been itching for a volume pedal for a while now...Got this pedal and it is absolutely blowing my mind how good it is for the price. Thanks again

Aye max Your videos are always fun to watch...I guess everybody loves to see guitars and gears being tried out Also apreciate your budgetfriendly guitar videos...have led to some purchases I also find it amazing how your playing changed over the years, you definitely found your own tone Wish you all the success Greetings from Germany

Love that red joke. Especially the delivery.

For those like me who are in Europe, Thomann got it for €79 with no charge for shipement. Man, I love your videos, you're not only a great player, you also give us great advices on affordable stuff, wich is (litteraly) priceless. Thanks a lot and cheers from France

Just got one of these because of this video - it's really good. Love it. It's the 5th wah that I've tried now, and I think this is the one. I prefer the ones that turn out without having to click a knob, but I guess I can live with that. I usually have a volume pedal right at the beginning of the chain... and a wah at the end (before compressor and reverb)... it's really cool being able to have a volume at both ends of the chain. So like, thank you :)

Dude, your channel is so great; nearly every oddball piece of gear that I've either researched or purchased on a whim, you have done a VERY WELL-DONE review of and I just wanted to tell you so and ROCK ON, GUITAR MAX! ;)

Nice peddle demo, I may have to get this one. Also: so good to hear you shredding again, sounds like your arm has healed up.

Priceless! Love your work.

Cool thanks Max, I like the adjustable wah range, and also the volume feature. Sold!

I love that you mentioned Blind Guardian

Very versatile pedal Max, I have the Zakk Wylde Wah pedal, I think this blows that one away. Really like your snake Skin guitar as well. Great video as always Max. :)

good morning Max! A great little peddle indeed. I realy like the sounds you can get from that unit. nice and compact to. keek them comeing. Take care Max from your pal Helcat in Australia.

Man great review and now I want one .

Great demo Thanks Max

It's good to see back to playing again. And, hearing that Oak Wine Barrel Strat tone.

Fantastic. Thanks for posting this. You just saved me money and solved a problem. I want a volume pedal and a wah pedal, but I don't have room on my pedalboard for both. I'm not going to use both of them simultaneously, obviously. Combine them into one pedal. Plus, this pedal is small. Wonderful. I already have one Joyo pedal, the Deluxe Crunch, which is built well and works well. This wah pedal will be my next purchase. I'm an electronics engineer, and I suspect the "quality" control is confusing to people, but it's perfectly ordinary in electronics engineering. A full explanation of this would be difficult here, especially without being able to draw or show graphs. When you're talking about tuned circuits or filters (like a wah pedal or thousands of circuits used in radio and many other things), there's a factor or figure that we call "Q". Q originates from the word Quality, and dates back almost 100 years. It refers to the sharpness of the tuning of a tuned circuit -- how narrow the passband is or how sharply a filter cuts off. Today, it has nothing to do with good or bad, and that's where the confusion arises. It's a number that defines the frequency response of a tuned circuit. So a wah pedal with its filter set to a relatively low Q gives a smoother, less radical response. A relatively high-Q response gives the more radical sound of, say, Jimi Hendrix playing Voodoo Child. This technical part you can skip: Q is an actual number that varies from 0 to around 100 in practical circuits you can build with ordinary components (inductors and capacitors). (Digital filters allow circuit Q much higher than this.) In a tuned circuit (resonant), say in a conventional radio, consisting of an inductor (L) and a capacitor (C), the Q is easily calculated by dividing the inductive reactance of the inductor (in ohms) by the DC resistance of the inductor (in ohms). That's the Q. Back in the earlier days of radio, sharp, narrow tuning was a desirable thing. To get that you needed high Q. All kinds of methods were developed for winding coils (inductors) so they gave the highest reactance with the least resistance, resulting in higher Q and sharper tuning, so it was natural to call this factor "quality". And that's where the term comes from originally. If you know the Q of a tuned circuit, you can graph the frequency response curve directly.

Q control: intensity focused or wide frequency of filter. Similar to a Crybaby. 595 wah.

Great for the price and compact for a pedalboard. The Crybaby 535Q with the big Q knob and the distortion button make it my favorite as others have mentioned. Plus the 535Q comes with a nice diagram card to adjust the multiple settings to Jimmy Page, Hendrix and about 5 other players and I found that helpful. Wah pedals do breakdown so this would be a good back-up or alternative.

Thanks for making my mind up for me. My old Dunlop Vox wah gave up the ghost. Was looking around. Saw the Joyo. Was concerned about the quality and the sound. Boom! You addressed both, quite well. Smaller size= less real estate on my pedal board. Plus price is half that of a cry baby. Boom! Too many positives to resist! I'm buying one at Amazon now! THANK YOU!

That tapping was sick

Great demo Maxx. Ordered one to try it out as it solves a space issue on my board and adds volume pedal option/functionality.

Maxx your the man bro! I have a joyo delay pedal $20.00 and its sick! thanks for another killer video maxx...Take care!

Not a Wha fan or user . But for that price I may check it out at some point down the road ? Very good Demo Maxx as usual !!

Nothing wrong at all with that sound . I'm looking for one , need some half- cocked vibes . This pedal does the task nicely .

I'm fairly new to your channel and am really digging it! The budget gear reviews I particularly love as I'm getting back into playing after a while away (drums). As an at-home player, the budget gear really fits for me. What's your take, or can you potentially do a video, on digital multi effects pedals, i.e. Donner Digital Effects vs Behringer Digital FX? Keep up the awesome content and great original music!!

Fantastic Demo ! Max should get a percentage of the Sales 😏

Thanks for posting Max. is it true bypass?

I bought this after watching your video. I just wish I'd play as good as you are. 😊

Literally Laughed Out Loud about the color. Kudos.

Great video Max, thx

Joyo makes good pedals. I have the hot plexi and I'm blown away with it.

Good review Max. I have it and I love it for all that you describe. Here are a few things I found as I owned it. It does the sudden cut at the bottom so swells take practice. I have yet to find the perfect volume wah combo pedal that does it all perfectly. The rest of the stuff this does is great. My major issue is that this seems to be wearing out after 6 months. The action of the pedal is starting to get play and a little loose and so it affects the accuracy of control on both wah and volume. I haven't figured how to adjust that issue. Tools would have to be really small or specialized. I put it through relatively heavy use. Probably 3-4 times a week 1 hour. I will see if joyo replaces/stands behind it and see how long the next one lasts. Dunlop are mostly bullet proof but that costs. I'm trying mooer next

Another awesome review my friend! I will be adding this to the list. Even though I already hear the girlfriend yelling 😂

Joyo pedals are pretty good for the money. My favorite is the Voodoo Octave. The octave doesn't do much, but the fuzz is great, especially with a bass.

Just got. Thanks 🙏

Already ordered mine today!!

Hilarious, red is one my top 3 primary colors when there are only 3!

Hi Max I missed your last live stream (because I was traveling ) and I wanted to ask you two questions. What was your first eletric guitar and how did you get in to music. Thanks

pretty cool wah, choices galore. me, $25 CryBaby in '75. i sold everything in '80 took some time but after excell and roadkill junk, fiinally looked fior a real Crtyaby. demoed one, i'm love.this was '01 i thiink. i want this. "no, you get a new one" which was falling apart as soon as i went to use it.. Still have the replacement. Works great.

Was oh so hoping you were going to break down and play Voodoo Child... ;-) Neat pedal for sure!!! No idea where you find all these deals, but I'm sure glad you do!!! Thank you sir!!!

Like how it has bright led lights on the sides like the Crybaby JP 95 Petrucci wah! Just green!

It’s just missing an auto wah switch that would be adjustable with that rotary knob that’s already on there and maybe a smaller pedal gives you more control on the sweep can’t tell though, I didn’t really hear that thicker wah he was totin and is it really his new favorite pedal though?

Max, looks like a cool pedal! My first wah was a Bad Horsie, but I didn't like that it shut off when you lifted your foot. (might be a plus to some, but I wanted a more traditional pedal) I currently use a Dunlop Jerry Cantrell wah

Have you ever tried the Morley Dragon Wah, the George Lynch wah pedal.

Good compact wah pedal. I use a Morley Bad Horsie 1. Have it 15+ years and it still works great with all the use and abuse lol

I've this pedal and I like it very much.

Nice demo and wha

Cool pedals no matter what

Be interested in a comparison of this vs the Sonicake wah ($44 on ebay)

I chose the Sonicake expression , passive volume pedal becase I did not know whether this Joyo has expression function or dont.

Red’s definitely in my top three primary colours which shouldn’t detract from me wearing black 98.5% of the time.

Just want to ask question about the volume knob. Is it the threshold for the minimum sound of my guitar when the pedal is down and the knob is set in middle?

I love that guitar.

Can you please Review the joyo Dseed II delay pedal ?

I would be interested if you still have this around, has it held up durability-wise?

So I clicked the link in the description and I ordered this beauty. I am happy with! I was going to get a crybaby or some other wall like I used to have back in the day. What I like about this is you can control the dynamic range of the wall and you can also control the center the point of the frequency with the dial. I haven't played much with the volume function but no doubt you can make so many sounds. I played this through my Mesa Boogie tube amp band The tones I was getting sounded so good. When you dial in the right frequency on your guitar and then get the center point of the frequency to where you want it you can create some amazing tonal variations and also have your foot where you want it to be. This means if you want a really warm tone going into a slightly higher frequency you can do that or if you want a nice fat mid-tone going into a nice bright sound you can also set that up. I spent well over an hour just playing the same basic sound and moving knobs around and then changing the sound a little bit and doing the same thing. If you need a wah-wah pedal, this one is awesome. I hope it is durable. But if it lasts a year and then breaks I would probably just replace it with this one again. Its versatility would excuse some durability issues if there were any but I won't be taking this from place to place too much. This is part of my studio setup.

Man!! I love that guitar sounds so mighty!

So, if i go and get some PF Flyer shoes will it work correctly for me?

I'd like to see you exploring 29 frets. Thinking of one

The price and volume option sell it, with the extras just nice.. My budget wah is the Artec APW-7 "Whish wah" tha does wah, bass wah, and has a mode where the wah will begin o produce a self-oscillatig pitch which is "tuneable"...It operates with no moving mechanical parts, and has true bypass... at a comparable price where I see it.

Joyo really make great pedals, I have the California and Ultimate Drive, both very useful. Love this pedal as well.

Loving it

For those of you with a tigher budget, A couple months back, I was in the market for a cheap wah pedal, and bought a Behringer Hellbabe, which has a very similar feature set, lower price (I bought mine for 60$ CAD on Amazon), and I get a 9-volt battery compartment thrown in for good fun. Form factor is bigger, and it's plastic, so perhaps durability may be an issue in the long run. But you get the same boost/wah double feature

Estoy proximo a comprarlo !

Thats what I have is the Bad Horsie 2.. May have to check out the Joyo, but I tried a Joyo pedal once and when engaged it had to big of a volume boost for me. It was a chorus pedal. That was the last Joyo thing Ive tried. I really want the Friedman 72' wah..

I like the idea of of Wah and Fuzz .

The quality knob is the resonance amount for the filter.

The "Quality" knob controls the shape of the filter, which is often called the "Quality Factor" or just "Q". It does in fact measure the "quality" of the filter, in terms of how much of the signal's energy is preserved as it passes through. For a wah pedal (or a typical LPF on a subtractive synthesizer), "Q" is a measure of resonance... the higher the Q, the more resonant the filter.

got to have one of them

Seen Kirk or Kirt on the TNail and I subbed... Bro I love your guitar... Did you modify it? I do and did the same. Would like to show you and trade licks

I love my Morley D.J. Ashba wah

Max: the sommelier of wah pedals...

daughter just asked me what i want for my birthday sent her this link :)

I’m looking for a Wah/volume pedal for my Compact board, and i had doubt in beetwen Joyo and Hotone pedals. You helped me to choose the Joyo. Thanks! Any tip for a low price delay/Reverb pedal?

Awesome!

Got mine today. Very nice but 2 issues (1 at least for me): I had to trim the two rubber bumpers under the rocker. They wouldn't allow enough movement to depress the switch. I took off about 1/16" and all is well now. My other issue is the color of the lettering on the pedal. My eyes may be going but I find it hard resolve the silver letters against the bright red/orange case. My problem, just whining. Other than that I haven't had a lot of time on it yet but it sounds great with my current rig. well worth the coin.

1. Does it make popping sound when engaged in true bypass mode? 2. Does it suck tone when off?

Black is my top shade of shades. Joyo is hitting things out of the park the last few years. I'll stick with my bad horsie and bad horsie 2(as they are paid for), but I never do use the contour section on the 2? LOL.

I use the DJ Ashaba Skeleton Wah by Morley. Love it, my first wah. Lots of range, great mids sound, plus always ready with optical switch. Works excellent on my bass too.

Theres one on Reverb right now (July 8th) for 60 bucks and 3.99 shipping. Theres also a black one on a different site, but I’m not entirely sure that it’s the same pedal.

What bridge pickup are you using?

Lol max see what you did there, top 3 primary colours. Brilliant. I have the Morley bad horsie 2, it's a beast of a wah.

I don't know if Red makes my top 3 favorite primary colors but it def makes top 5(just behind Chartreuse and Drunk Tank Pink)

How is it to play standing up?

Sounds like a great wah, but I bought my Morley for like 50 bucks used and I love it.. I'm sure you still love yours.. Great video though.. I want the Tremonti Morley wah when I get the chance to buy one because it' also has the boost built in.. Great sounding wah though..

Finally a useful LED for me to know if the pedal is on or off.

Does this pedal add any noise to your pedal board? I have a Cry Baby that has always added noise in my chain even when it’s the 1st pedal in line. This wah has a lot to offer.

I am gonna love this video. I can tell from the smackin thumbnail!!!

Sweet pedal

One of your top three primary colors...dry 🖖🤩🐒

How is it as a volume pedal though?

I like the features. Love the red. Hate the size. I have big feet...

I'm more of a rock & roll player, do you think this would suit more vintage rock?

I've got to ask, what kind of guitar is that?

I got mine 5 days ago, im a bedroom player, the wah no longer works but the volume still works fine. Anyone have a clue why it's amplifying popping and dies. It worked great for the first 4 days.