WR-3 Wah Rocker Guitar Pedal By TWA

WR-3 Wah Rocker

Pedal Manufacturer

TWA

Description

The TWA WR-3 Wah Rocker is a versatile envelope filter pedal designed to deliver a range of expressive filtering effects for guitar and bass players. Based on the original WR-3 circuit, the TWA Wah Rocker accurately reproduces the squawky, slippery, and super-funked-up filtering of the Guyatone version, while also incorporating several updates that enhance its functionality and performance compared to the original.

Key Features and Controls:
1. Range Control: Allows the user to adjust the overall frequency band in which the filter is sweeping, enabling fine-tuning of the filter sweep without adjusting playing dynamics.
2. Gain Control: Adjusts the output level of the pedal from unity gain to a healthy boost, ensuring the pedal remains prominent in dense mixes.
3. Blend Control: Features a continuously variable Blend control, providing a beefier bottom-end and a wider variety of tones.
4. Guitar/Bass Switch: Incorporates the sounds of the Guyatone BR-2 Bottom Wah Rocker, offering a super-fat, low-end swamp for bass players.
5. TWA’s S3™ Shortest Send Switching: Utilizes electronic relays combined with a mechanical switch to ensure the most transparent bypass tone available.

Specifications:
- Pedal Type: Envelope Filter
- Circuit: Based on the original WR-3 circuit
- Controls: Range, Gain, Blend, Guitar/Bass Switch
- Switching: TWA’s S3™ Shortest Send Switching
- Compatibility: Suitable for both guitar and bass applications
- Construction: Heavy-duty purple box for durability
- Dimensions: 10 x 6 x 6 inches
- Weight: 9.6 ounces

The TWA WR-3 Wah Rocker is designed to meet the demands of professional musicians and enthusiasts seeking to explore a wide range of expressive filtering effects for their instruments. With its versatile controls and authentic replication of the classic Guyatone Wah Rocker, this pedal offers a compelling option for players looking to add dynamic filtering to their sound arsenal.

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