Modded Vox V847 with Mello Wah Mods Guitar Effects Pedal

Keeley's Modded Vox V847 with Mello Wah guitar effects pedal uses components of the highest quality for this modification.

Dual Inductors enjoy a Mello Wah sound or a full Funk Wah sound. The effect pedal's inductor switch alternates between using one or two inductors. Turning the inductor switch to the right will give you the Funk Sound position”full and very powerful, with tons of headroom. Turn the switch to the left for the Mello Wah position”one inductor, light yet cutting.

Named after Ney Mello, a world-class player, the Mello Wah pedal will give you top-notch, professional tones. Both inductors are genuine Dunlop Fasel inductors.

The three-bass and resonance booster toggle is for bass and resonance. The center features the stock wah sound. The other two positions on the Keeley wah pedal provide two different bass boosts. Use the effects pedal's toggle to select tones ranging from SRV to Clapton to Hendrix and beyond.

The Midrange/Volume Control knob controls how much midrange, as well as volume your guitar pedal has. To simulate a stock wah sound, set the control OFF, which is fully counterclockwise. Turning the knob "up" will result in more volume and midrange added to your tone.

The Keeley Electronics Modded Vox V847 will not steal your tone with the pedal off. This is the main culprit contributing to poor tone. Additionally, Keeley has included an improved stomp switch dampener on the wah pedal, the first to offer this feature. In order to make the wah as noiseless as possible (for delicate studio work), Keeley uses a rubber dampener on the stomp switch.

If you have ever wondered why your guitar sounds mysteriously thin, and no adjusting your guitar's tone knob will fix it only to discover that you've left your wah in the on position, then you'll appreciate the signature Keeley Blue LED that is now located at the back of the wah pedal. It will enlighten you.