The Snow White Autowah (SWAW) circuit is based on a 1991 BJF rack mount remote wah circuit and is tuned like a real wah. With the four knobs, you can have total control of the effect. SWAW works both with guitar and bass and you can fine-tune the pedal to suit your instrument, your playing style and your taste of tone. The pedal has a unique decay control for the filter frequency fall speed. You can set it to be fast for wah effects on every note, or slower for a more traditional auto wah sound.

Controls:

  • Sensitivity: Sets the filter trigger level, tune this carefully to fit your guitar/bass output and your playing touch. You can further change the sensitivity from your guitar volume knob while playing.
  • Bias: Controls the filter resonance frequency. When Sensitivity is turned fully off the Bias can be used as a sweepable filter.
  • Resonance: Controls the sharpness or Q-factor of the filter.
  • Decay: Controls how fast the filter frequency falls back to resting point (that is set with the Bias control). This can be set fast (CW) so you get the wah effect on every note or slow for a more traditional auto wah sound.

Specs:

  • Supply voltage: 9VDC
  • Current consumption: 15mA at 9VDC
  • Input impedance: 500K
  • Output impedance: 1K
  • Max input -20dBV
  • Complete bypass (true bypass)

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ConditionMint (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • Snow White Auto Wah
Categories
Year
  • 2010's
Made In
  • Finland

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