Dunlop CBM105Q Cry Baby Mini Bass Wah

http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/cbm105Q-mini-bass-wah The 105Q Cry Baby Bass Wah has been the most popular bass wah for years. The world’s top bass players have used its deep, expressive tones to add groove and texture to their bass lines. Now you can get that sound and functionality without taking up much more space than a Phase 90. Enter the Cry Baby Mini Bass Wah. It’s half the size of the 105Q, and unlike its bigger brother, it comes in a lightweight aluminum housing. The Mini Bass Wah may be small, but its thunderous presence cannot be denied. This pedal has been carefully designed to retain and complement your low end, with Volume and Q controls to further fine-tune your wah sound. Players of downtuned and extended range guitars, take note—this little beast will sound great with your rig, too. Stepping in and out of the wah effect to sweeten up fills and solos is simple and seamless thanks to convenient auto-return switching, and with such a small footprint, the Cry Baby Mini Bass Wah will fit nicely on your downsized travel board. SIGNAL CHAIN: Fender Jazz Bass w/Active Pickups + Dunlop Super Bright Bass Strings + 105Q Cry Baby Bass Mini Wah + Monique Bass Pre Amp/DI by Jule Amps SPECIAL THANKS" Marcus Phillips (bass performance) Jule Amps, http://juleamps.com/ Mono Creators Cases & Bags, http://monocreators.com/ Nino Moschella at Bird & Egg Studios, Richmond Ca, http://birdandegg.com/ Universal Audio for their Apollo and Plug ins, http://www.uaudio.com/ VIDEO CREDITS: Starring: Marcus Phillips Executive Producer: Jimmy Dunlop Director: Joey Tosi Art Director: Graham Shaw Artist Relations: Darryl Anders Director of Photography: Donavan Sell Editor/Sound Supervisor: Max Baloian Set Dresser/Props: Mick Waller Gaffer: Andrew Haney Grip: Tandy Kyne / Little Giant Lighting, San Francisco CA Asst Cam: Nick Schweiter