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hey guys !

the AMT wah sounds killer ! i love it.

i've recorded a demo for ILFers, here it is:

[soundcloud]http://soundcloud.com/julienbrown/demo-kkf-amt[/soundcloud]

the chain is : Telecaster > AMT Wah > Boss DS-1 > Death By Audio Kill Kill Filter > Boss RV-5 > Computer

jb2106 wrote:hey guys !

the AMT wah sounds killer ! i love it.

i've recorded a demo for ILFers, here it is:

[soundcloud]http://soundcloud.com/julienbrown/demo-kkf-amt[/soundcloud]

the chain is : Telecaster > AMT Wah > Boss DS-1 > Death By Audio Kill Kill Filter > Boss RV-5 > Computer

Wow, this sounds so hot.

I've never had a wah, can it be placed at the end of the chain or does it need to be earlier?

You can put it anywhere, it sounds different before and after dirt pedals. I have mine at the front currently because I got it recently and haven't had much time to play, but I think I'm going to move it somewhere in the middle so I can have it before some dirt pedals and after some for the two different sounds.

If some of the bass players are interested:
i had the green bass version here and tested it: three different modes* for the frequency spectre. The lowest mode gives the pedal a weird frequency travelling and there is only sth. happening in the last third. The medium mode was the best, at least to my ears and feeling. The highest mode may be the best in a band context but is very "guitary". Both lower modes have no audible bass loss (!), which was really strange. But i think, this is really cool. Faster wah action on bass is not my thing. Slow sweeps are awesome with the both first modes. With fuzz in front it is totally synthy. Pretty cool.
No idea how much it costs (*89 EUR), but the small housing is cool and quite usable.

In short: the two lower frequency setting modes are awesome and have great lows, slow sweeps are the shit, small enclousure is well built and totally usable, cheap.

*Edit: looked for the price and you can see the three modes on that pic too: http://www.thomann.de/de/amt_wh_1b_bass_wah_wah.htm

awesome! I really like my dunlop bass wah but it's too big for my board. Definitely wanting one of these

wooohoooow
Nice little fuckers these AMT's

Are there more experiences with the green bass wah?

I can buy it for cheap but want to use it for guitar. These are the possible modes: 0.1-0.6kHz; 0.15-1kHz, 0.22-2kHz,

a crybaby is Heel Down: 350 Hz - 450 Hz, Toe Down: 1.5 kHz - 2.5 kHz
So i guess this could work very well with guitar cause in my experience the crybaby was a little too soft on the bass and too quacky in the highzzzzz.... so the mode on the amt '0.22-2kHz' would nail it, right?

anway, experiences?

I had the green one and it was cool. I ended up not liking having a wah at all haha. It's not expensive and sounds good

ChetMagongalo wrote:I had the green one and it was cool. I ended up not liking having a wah at all haha. It's not expensive and sounds good

Shit, Ik have the green bass wah now, tried it with guitar in two different bands and it is great!! I think I like even a little better than my RMC1 wah.

With the high mode it is more or less a normal wah, but with something more spacy than usual.
And when I use the bass-modes, man, I better use bass cabs with this pedal cauz it brings the subs, the doom and the psych!!!! Very fat sounding wah, for guitar players also very useable!!!!
And for the experimental moddafokkas: just try it, cheap as pigeon shit.

just to let you know folks!

Anyone have demo videos of using the AMT Bass Wah with guitar on the three modes? I'm intrigued.

On a similar vein,how is their volume pedal?

Inconuucl wrote:On a similar vein,how is their volume pedal?

I tried their volume pedal, was disappointed, and returned it. The sweep was OK for a pedal that small, but it added too much noise to my signal chain. I went back to my eb jr (which doesn't make noise)