Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby Standard Wah Pedal

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Get The Standard-Bearing Classic Effect - The Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby Standard Wah Pedal The Cry Baby Wah is the most iconic guitar effect in music history. When it hit the scene in 1966, it added a whole new layer of expression to the electric guitar-players such as Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton used the Cry Baby Wah to create some of the most timeless sounds in rock. The GCB95 is a modern interpretation of that sound, featuring the lush, expressive character of the legendary red Fasel inductor with a more focused high end and a more aggressive and accentuated wah sound. With a heavy-duty die-cast housing and a Hot Potz Potentiometer tested to one million cycles, the Cry Baby Wah will withstand years of playing. IMPEDANCE Input: 800 kΩ Output: 10 kΩ FILTER PARAMETER Low Pass: 350 Hz ~ 450 Hz High Pass: 1.5 kHz ~ 2.5 kHz MAXIMUM LEVEL Input: -8.0 dBV Output: +10 dBV MAXIMUM GAIN Heel Down: +19.5 dB Toe Down: +19 dB SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO Heel Down: 98 dBV Toe Down: 89 dBV CURRENT DRAW Current Draw 900µA Manufacturer: Dunlop Model: GCB95 SKU: I142587-N-11-WHXD UPC: 710137006171 We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination for musicians and audio professionals across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Family-owned and operated, our legendary music store delivers Everything in Music®—from instruments and recording gear to pro audio, rentals, and repair services. Our team of musicians and industry experts lives and breathes gear, helping you build the perfect setup for your next performance, studio session, or installation. As an authorized dealer for top brands, we also offer our award-winning CHUCKSCLUSIVE line—exclusive, limited-edition instruments and collaborations recognized with the NAMM Top 100 Dealer Innovation Award for redefining what a music retail experience can be. Chuck Levin’s isn’t just a store—it’s a community built by players, engineers, and cre