Compact Wah/Volume Guitar Pedal, 6-Mode Sweep Range & Adjustable Q Control, Active Volume with Minimum Knob, True Bypass in Wah Mode (WAH-II)

Very happy with purchase. Its smaller than my previous wah but works great. Lots of sound options and parameters. Good weight for the size. Some people have noted flat spots along the sweep but I havent noticed this. It has a smaller foot print than a standard wah so does take a little getting used to. I havent used it as a volume pedal much so cant really comment on that, but a handy feature none the less. My favourite feature is that it isnt spring loaded so great for using it as a cocked wah by depressing it to the desired position/sound and leaving it there. You can add another dimention to your sound by doing this as a lot of famous guitarists do. Im not mad on the colour of it and the engage button is a little stiff but i think it only because its new. My one is not as hard to depress as some people have stated in other reviews. Overall Im very happy with this pedal. Excellent for the price. A small but solid, versatile and great sounding wah. Would recommend

Great Wah pedal, does all the classic styles and has a great tone. Recommended.

I like the fact it is two pedals in one. The sound effects are great. I've used the volume pedal quite a lot and am pleased with the sound quality.

Excellent little unit. Nice solid metal contruction and very versatile design. Way better than the mini crybaby.

I bought this as an upgrade from my small sonicake vol wah as now I'm performing I want security in where my foot Lands and have to not be as gentle, this is basically the same size except it looks twice it's size in the pictures. I'm sure it sounds fine, vids seem to say so, I didn't even plug it in. No use for me with audiences of 4000 in dark with pro musicians on stage with me, I need something bigger

Works and sounds great. Note this pedal is much smaller than a traditional wah

Thankfully I always review products at the end of life. The pedal lasted approx 6 months before packing it in. Positives: 2 pedals in 1, small in size. Negatives: Poor sweep (more like an on and on switch) Volume pedal function is very poor (on/off) Wah pedal is 5/10 (more like an on/off) I used 3 times in 6 months. It was sat in the studio in a cupboard until it stopped. I would recommend a Dunlop expression pedal as an alternative.

I have tried many wah wahs in my 50 years of playing. I have had many problems lately with clicking and loud popping using a well known wah, who also make tennis shoes lol. It also gives unwanted volume boost , and I hated it .. but need one. I tried another brand , cheap muck using optical sensor. Dont be put off by it's size. It is easily controlled , has a sweet sweep that is under control at all times. I am size 10 feet UK, and it is no problem operating this small pedal footplate. It is solidly constructed from metal, has a very good toe down switching option which is not accidentally switched. It is very tweakable, and I dialled it in in minutes. I never thought that I'd use the volume option on this ... I was wrong . I have that set up too. I play about 60 gigs a year, and this will give me so much more confidence than the 'baby I had before. Thank you Joyo. Your development team should be proud of themselves. I'm not going to mark you down on this aspect .... but the text on the pedal is GOLD text on RED ... really hard to see. Black text would be a big improvement.