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The Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah is an analog wah-wah pedal designed for discerning guitarists seeking versatility and dynamic expression. Its discrete analog circuit, combined with a custom Fulltone "Fasel" inductor potentiometer, delivers a rich, authentic sound. With a 3-position mode selector, it lets you explore different tonal ranges, from deep bass to biting mids, making it ideal for the stage, studio, or rehearsals. Its True Bypass system ensures complete signal transparency, while its internal gain control optimizes compatibility with other effects such as fuzz.
| Brand | Fulltone |
|---|---|
| Model | Clyde Deluxe Wah |
| Technology | Discrete analog circuit with custom Fulltone "Fasel" inductor potentiometer |
| Mode selector | 3 positions: Wacked (bass range), Jimi (classic vintage), Shaft (biting mids) |
| Input level control | Internal/external potentiometer for buffer/gain |
| Connectivity | Standard 1/4" input/output jacks |
| Power supply | External 9V DC (negative polarity) or internal 9V battery |
| Bypass | True Bypass |
| Activation system | Optical or long-life switch |
| Enclosure | Sturdy steel |
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