As 2026 is Flattley Guitar Pedals 10th Anniversary year, we decided that we needed some special 10th Anniversary Edition Wah graphics. The Disco graphics are a foundation of the Wah’s expressive sounds over the decades. This edition comes with a green LED light plate so it will stand out on the live stage arena giving you status indication and plenty of situational awareness diffused light at your feet, enjoy!

The Flattley Wah is based on the principles of several classic Wahs that use a filter known as the “twin t resonant filter”. During development, several genuine classic Wahs were analysed to determine the characteristics that give old Wahs “that sound”. The Flattley prototype Wah pedals were tested by several experienced users of older classic Wah pedals until they were satisfied that the sound was right.

The Flattley Wah is a very tight, articulate and vocal sounding Wah pedal which can handle as much gain as you want depending on your style of music. It also remains very tonal if being used clean, giving you an awesome individual expressive tone that will wow your audiences.

The Flattley Wah comes with a 100K potentiometer installed which was designed and manufactured to exacting Flattley specifications. A standard feature with the Flattley Wah is the signature light plate with green LEDs which gives you full visibility on stage of the pedal’s status.

The Flattley Wah comes in the “Disco” hydro dipped graphics which will add some amazing artwork to any musician’s pedal board. Which one will you choose.

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