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From: "RichL" 
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Subject: Re: George's bloody wah wah
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Adam  wrote:
>>> All right, I have to ask.  What is a wah wah pedal...?.
>>
>> It's a pedal that makes your guitar go Wah Wah, of course! I'm sure
>> you've heard it many times. It's kind of like a tone control that you
>> operate by rocking a treadle back and forth with your foot,
>> producing a vocal sound. When the toe is farthest down, the sound is
>> most trebly, when the heel is down, the sound is most bassy. Some
>> examples:
>
> Would that include George's bits in "I Need You" and
"Yes It Is"?  (To
> pick some songs we all probably know.)  Or is that some other effect?
>
> Adam
> --
> Email: adam seven zero seven AT verizon DOT net

That's a volume pedal, not a wah.

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