A true fretboard firebrand

Born in Harlem, New York in 1964, Tom Morello has spent more than 30 years dazzling fans with his inimitable blend of no-nonsense pentatonic riffage and esoteric effects trickery. As well as popularising the Digitech Whammy octave sweep pedal, Morello's liberal use of CryBaby wah, pickup selector killswitch effects and more added a glorious garnish to his playing, which soon became his signature sound. 

Ever the activists, Morello and his bandmates - most notably RATM's Zack de la Rocha - blazed a trail for fellow outspoken artists throughout the 90s and early 2000s. Their vocal criticism of both corrupt politicians and big business arguably culminated in their iconic video for the 1999 single "Sleep Now in the Fire", directed by Michael Moore and filmed live on the steps of the New York Stock Exchange.

Rugged & Roadworthy

This signature Jim Dunlop Wah Pedal features heavy die-cast housing, ensuring that it will stand the test of time. The Cry Baby is designed and built reliably to Dunlop's highest standards. It is rugged and robust, so that it can withstand aggressive use whilst on the road.

Specifications

• PC: JD-TBM95
• Effect: Wah-Wah
• Input Impedance: 800 k Ohm
• Output Impedance: 10 k OHm
• Low Pass Filter Parameter: 350 Hz to 450 Hz
• High Pass Filter Parameter: 1.5 kHz to 2.5 kHz
• Input Maximum Level: -8.0 dBV
• Output Maximum Level: +10 dBV
• Maximum Gain (Heel Down): +19.5 dB
• Maximum Gain (Toe Down): +19 dB
• Noise Floor (Heel Down): >98 dBV
• Noise Floor (Toe Down): >89 dBV
• Current Draw: 900μA
• Power Supply: 9 V DC (sold separately)