Real McCoy Custom RMC4 Picture Wah Guitar Wah-Wah Effect Pedal
Around twenty-six years ago I was busy repairing original Italian and English wah-wah pedals, shortly after the V-847 was released and the old broken stuff started coming out of closets around the world. Every single wah-wah pedal that I touched I metered and then logged into a database.
Back in July of 2001, REAL MCCOY CUSTOM released our version of a blueprinted vintage Italian Picture Wah. Now, 18 years later, RMC is proud to release the latest version of the RMC4/PICTURE WAH, housed in a standard sized black case.
Inside you'll find free-standing Switchcraft jacks, true-bypass on/off switch, double-clad circuit board, rugged RMC ROC-POT, and tight tolerance componentry. The RMC4/Picture Wah features the under the rocker toggle switch to change the sweep contour and EQ.
There are different build options available:
1) VINTAGE-Carbon comp resistors (5%), not fuzz-friendly
2) VINTAGE PLUS-Carbon comp resistors, fuzz-friendly using Dave Weyer's mod. Dave Weyer kept Jimi's gear going with West Coast Organ and Amp repair in 1969. This is what Dave did to Jimi's wah to make it play nice with germanium fuzz
3) PRECISION PLUS-Metal film resistors (1%), fuzz-friendly using Weyer's mod
4) PRECISION FWR-Metal film resistors, fuzz-friendly using integrated FOXROX ELECTRONICS FWR circuit.
The standard build you'll find in a black case Picture Wah in a shop is fuzz-friendly PRECISION FWR. The other levels are available by direct order.
The REAL MCCOY PICTURE WAH is developed and built by me, Geoffrey Teese, and includes fuzz-friendly technology (as of October 2006), true-bypass, easily adjustable rocker tension (as of October 2006), and AC adapter jack, and is covered by our limited one year warranty. And, yes, that is my picture (July 2001).
You can see and hear the chrome topped PICTURE WAH on the DVD "Santana - Live At Montreaux 2011". The circuit inside Carlos' wah is PRECISION FWR.
Around twenty-six years ago I was busy repairing original Italian and English wah-wah pedals, shortly after the V-847 was released and the old broken stuff started coming out of closets around the world. Every single wah-wah pedal that I touched I metered and then logged into a database.
Back in July of 2001, REAL MCCOY CUSTOM released our version of a blueprinted vintage Italian Picture Wah. Now, 18 years later, RMC is proud to release the latest version of the RMC4/PICTURE WAH, housed in a standard sized black case.
Inside you'll find free-standing Switchcraft jacks, true-bypass on/off switch, double-clad circuit board, rugged RMC ROC-POT, and tight tolerance componentry. The RMC4/Picture Wah features the under the rocker toggle switch to change the sweep contour and EQ.
There are different build options available:
1) VINTAGE-Carbon comp resistors (5%), not fuzz-friendly
2) VINTAGE PLUS-Carbon comp resistors, fuzz-friendly using Dave Weyer's mod. Dave Weyer kept Jimi's gear going with West Coast Organ and Amp repair in 1969. This is what Dave did to Jimi's wah to make it play nice with germanium fuzz
3) PRECISION PLUS-Metal film resistors (1%), fuzz-friendly using Weyer's mod
4) PRECISION FWR-Metal film resistors, fuzz-friendly using integrated FOXROX ELECTRONICS FWR circuit.
The standard build you'll find in a black case Picture Wah in a shop is fuzz-friendly PRECISION FWR. The other levels are available by direct order.
The REAL MCCOY PICTURE WAH is developed and built by me, Geoffrey Teese, and includes fuzz-friendly technology (as of October 2006), true-bypass, easily adjustable rocker tension (as of October 2006), and AC adapter jack, and is covered by our limited one year warranty. And, yes, that is my picture (July 2001).
You can see and hear the chrome topped PICTURE WAH on the DVD "Santana - Live At Montreaux 2011". The circuit inside Carlos' wah is PRECISION FWR.
Description
Around twenty-six years ago I was busy repairing original Italian and English wah-wah pedals, shortly after the V-847 was released and the old broken stuff started coming out of closets around the world. Every single wah-wah pedal that I touched I metered and then logged into a database.
Back in July of 2001, REAL MCCOY CUSTOM released our version of a blueprinted vintage Italian Picture Wah. Now, 18 years later, RMC is proud to release the latest version of the RMC4/PICTURE WAH, housed in a standard sized black case.
Inside you'll find free-standing Switchcraft jacks, true-bypass on/off switch, double-clad circuit board, rugged RMC ROC-POT, and tight tolerance componentry. The RMC4/Picture Wah features the under the rocker toggle switch to change the sweep contour and EQ.
There are different build options available:
1) VINTAGE-Carbon comp resistors (5%), not fuzz-friendly
2) VINTAGE PLUS-Carbon comp resistors, fuzz-friendly using Dave Weyer's mod. Dave Weyer kept Jimi's gear going with West Coast Organ and Amp repair in 1969. This is what Dave did to Jimi's wah to make it play nice with germanium fuzz
3) PRECISION PLUS-Metal film resistors (1%), fuzz-friendly using Weyer's mod
4) PRECISION FWR-Metal film resistors, fuzz-friendly using integrated FOXROX ELECTRONICS FWR circuit.
The standard build you'll find in a black case Picture Wah in a shop is fuzz-friendly PRECISION FWR. The other levels are available by direct order.
The REAL MCCOY PICTURE WAH is developed and built by me, Geoffrey Teese, and includes fuzz-friendly technology (as of October 2006), true-bypass, easily adjustable rocker tension (as of October 2006), and AC adapter jack, and is covered by our limited one year warranty. And, yes, that is my picture (July 2001).
You can see and hear the chrome topped PICTURE WAH on the DVD "Santana - Live At Montreaux 2011". The circuit inside Carlos' wah is PRECISION FWR.
