A Dunlop and Dimebag Darrell collab with huge volume boost capabilities, this pedal is designed to bring your wah effect to the forefront when you need it.
Overview
Dimebag Darrell of Pantera needs no introduction -- he is one of the most talented and popular metal axemen to ever walk this planet. Thanks to its eye-catching camouflage finish and unique "CFH" logo (modeled after the "Cowboys From Hell" tattoo the guitarist sports on his shoulder), the Dimebag Darrell Signature Crybaby From Hell is as instantly recognizable as its creator.
"It's basically what I'd call a hot-rodded Wah," Dimebag explained. "It's pretty tricked out-it's got an extended sweep so you can get it to go more high-endy sounding [pedal down] and deeper [pedal up] too; a 5-way selector on the side so you can pick what frequency you're gonna play within; a kick-in boost; the LED indicators [Wah on/off, Boost on/off] at the back of the pedal instead of at the front so you can see them from the back of the stage; and it's got skateboard skid-tape on it instead of rubber so when you've got beer on your feet you won't slip off it. One other little trick it's got happening is an extra output jack on the left-hand-side of the pedal so you can go in and out of the CFH on just that side if you want. That way, if you're just using the Wah you don't have to loop a chord around the top of the thing so it's less likely to get stuck-up under the pedal. I'm real proud of the CFH, man," Dime concludes. "It sounds bad-assed and it looks bad-assed too -- it's ready for war."
"It's basically what I'd call a hot-rodded Wah," Dimebag explained. "It's pretty tricked out-it's got an extended sweep so you can get it to go more high-endy sounding [pedal down] and deeper [pedal up] too; a 5-way selector on the side so you can pick what frequency you're gonna play within; a kick-in boost; the LED indicators [Wah on/off, Boost on/off] at the back of the pedal instead of at the front so you can see them from the back of the stage; and it's got skateboard skid-tape on it instead of rubber so when you've got beer on your feet you won't slip off it. One other little trick it's got happening is an extra output jack on the left-hand-side of the pedal so you can go in and out of the CFH on just that side if you want. That way, if you're just using the Wah you don't have to loop a chord around the top of the thing so it's less likely to get stuck-up under the pedal. I'm real proud of the CFH, man," Dime concludes. "It sounds bad-assed and it looks bad-assed too -- it's ready for war."
SPECIFICATIONS Impedance Input 1 MΩ Output <1 kΩ Noise Floor* -102 dBV Filter Center Freq. (fc) Range Heel Down Toe Down** 1 440 Hz 1.5 kHz to 2.2 kHz 2 400 Hz 1.3 kHz to 1.9 kHz 3 375 Hz 1.2 kHz to 1.8 kHz 4 345 Hz 1.0 kHz to 1.6 kHz 5 295 Hz 750 Hz to 1.4 kHz 6 250 Hz 1.2 kHz Max Gain at fc 15 dB Boost Range 0.1 to 17 dB Bypass Buffered Current Draw 2.5 mA Power Supply 9 volts DC *A-weighted **Adjustable by fine tune con
