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 Real McCoy RMC1 Custom Wah Das Custom Wah mit dem Geoffery R. Teese begann. Genau die Schaltung, die man auf unzähligen Produktionen hört. Seit es 1998 herauskam, ist es das beste Wah Pedal. Fertig, aus. Selten war (und ist) sich die Fachwelt so einig. Basierend auf den häufig verlangten Modifikationen, die Geoffrey Teese lange Jahre ausgeführt hat, steckt in diesem Pedal die Summe seiner ganzen Erfahrungen.
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 Real McCoy RMC 2FL The Real McCoy Custom 2FL starts with the same primary tuning as the RMC1. Instead of a volume boost like the RMC1, the RMC2FL has a front-loaded pot for control of volume. The second front-loaded control on the RMC2FL is for control of the Q harmonic. The RMC2FL's Q control shifts the position of the "sweet spot" within the sweep range (not to be confused with flattening the Q curve). The third control is a variable sweep range control. The presets of all former RMC2 models have been done away with so you can choose the sweep you want from within the offered range.
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 Real McCoy RMC3 Custom Wah Das Real McCoy Custom 3 RMC3 ist das erste (und einzige) komplett einstellbare Wah Wah Pedal. Das RMC-3 hat als Grundsound den des RMC-1, es ist jedoch unendlich veränderbar. Tatsächlich Hunderte verschiedenster Sounds!
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 Real McCoy RMC5 Wizard Wah Part RMC1, part PICTURE WAH, the WIZARD WAH sounds like nothing else, with extended sweep range, rich, yet tight lows, smooth mids, a natural sounding top end, and a slight overall boost. Unlike the RMC1, the WIZARD WAH is designed to work with most any pickup configuration and any amp gain structure. Just like all RMC wahs, the WIZARD WAH is designed and built by Geoffrey Teese and includes licensed fuzz-friendly technology (as of October 2006), true-bypass, easily adjustable rocker tension (as of October 2006), and AC adapter jack.
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 Real McCoy RMC 9 Bass Eqwah… For well over four decades I've been a working guitarist. Because of this one simple fact all of my wah models so far have been geared towards guitars. Well, I became a working bassist in 2009 and realized that I needed a unique bass wah to compliment my playing. To make sure I helped real bassists, and not just depend on my own guitarist-turned-bassist indulgences, I started working with professional bass players around the world to find what it was they wanted in a wah pedal. To all of those remarkable players, and to all you bassists reading, I dedicate my RMC9-Bass Eqwahlyzer. The RMC9 starts off with a great bass wah sound (the wah envelope extends down below 100Hz) and expands from there. A small toggle switch located under the rocker lets you change the overall resonance of the wah effect from normal to enhanced. The tone-shaping capability continues with the switchable 5-band graphic equalizer located on the front slope of the case. The EQ is within the wah circuit, only available when the wah is turned on, and then only if you want the EQ to be on. You can shape your bass wah sound like you've always wanted to, all in real-time.
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 Real McCoy RMC6 Wheels Of F… What began as a custom piece in 2003 has finally become an official part of the RMC lineup in 2006. The WHEELS OF FIRE wah features the sound of the original Macari built wahs of the 1960's and 1970's England. While still housed in our traditional red hammertone wah case, the WOF duplicates the extra-wide sweep range and all the other nuances of the Macari original. WOF special features include case mounted controls for volume, Q, and low end emphasis.
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 Real McCoy RMC4 Picture Wah Not since 1967 have the true sounds of the original Italian Picture Wah been available in a production model wah. As of July 2001, REAL MCCOY CUSTOM is pleased to announce that your wait is over. Our REAL MCCOY PICTURE WAH faithfully reproduces this elusive sound. Housed in our sparkle metallic blue case and topped with a white footpad, the REAL MCCOY PICTURE WAH delivers the classic Italian sound.
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 Real McCoy Joe Walsh Signat… Real McCoy Custom presents its very first signature wah-wah pedal. The Joe Walsh Signature Wah has been in the making for well over a year. Designed to meet Joe Walsh’s precise sonic specifications, the Joe Walsh Signature Wah delivers the classic wah sounds heard on all of Joe’s early recordings. The flame graphics were created by Perry Hall according to Joe’s request for the production model of the prototype that's been on his pedal board since the early summer of 2007.
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 Real McCoy RMC 8 Guitar Eqw… The RMC8 begins with the proper sonic foundation. The classic Plunkett design, used by permission, blueprinted from an Italian original. A small toggle switch located under the rocker lets you change the sweep contour from the fast response of an "NOS Icar-taper" pot to the slow, expanded range articulation of the "aged Icar-taper" ROC-POT 5.2 wah pot. The tone-shaping capability continues with the switchable 5-band graphic equalizer located on the front slope of the case. The EQ is within the wah circuit, only available when the wah is turned on, and then only if you want the EQ to be on. From lows to highs and in-between, you can shape your wah sound to be THAT sound, all in real-time.