Dunlop BB535R Crybaby 535 Reissue Wah Pedal

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The Cry Baby BB535 Wah Reissue is a recreation of the first commercially available modded wah. First released in 1994, the original BB535 redefined what a Cry Baby Wah could be and set the stage for every model that followed. Extensive collaboration with some of the world’s top guitarists allowed us to give players the power to shape their own sound, for the first time, with no more than a single pedal at their feet. With a frequency selector, built-in boost, and custom inductor tuned for a warm, vocal tone, the BB535 was the collective voice of a new era of wah, refined for the modern age. Players still chase that sound, and pros scour the world for original models to maintain spare stock for the road. The Cry Baby BB535 Wah Reissue is an authentic restoration of the expressive, throaty growl and hands-on control that made the earlier version a cult classic. From the Stage to the Workshop The Cry Baby BB535 Wah may have hit the market in 1994, but its story began years earlier in our workshop, where we’d been digging into every part and parameter to unlock the true potential of the wah pedal. The Jimi Hendrix Cry Baby Wah was the first proof that an artist’s sound could be reverse-engineered and recreated. But our experimentation deepened as we hit the road with bands at the vanguard of a new heavy rock movement in the early ’90s, gathering firsthand feedback from the guitar players who brought the wah pedal back into the grammar of popular music. They all wanted the same thing: quieter operation and a throatier sound that retained the natural character of their guitar’s voice. Each point of feedback led to another tweak as our workshop started to feel more and more like a custom mod shop. Finally, we decided that it was time to make the ultimate Cry Baby Wah. Engineering Expression In every detail, the Cry Baby BB535 Wah grew out of the knowledge we gained turning artist requests into actual circuit designs. We started by adding a high-impedance input buffer, a le