Morley BH 2 Bad Horsie Wah

Une pédale wha-wha idéale pour enregistrer en studio.

je galerais à enclencher le switch avec ma Cry Baby. Ici, on appuie et elle s'enclenche, on relâche et elle s'éteint.

Par contre elle a un son très typé (elle ne s'appelle pas "Bad Horsie" pour rien). Idéale pour faire crier votre guitare.
Solide, stable et large, elle est super pratique.
Depuis que je l'ai je la kiffe et je mets de la wha-wha partout :) .

Seul bémol, il faut avoir un adaptateur adapté, si en vous en prenez un de piètre qualité, vous aurez des grésillements dans les aigus.

The Morley Bad Horsie 2 is an excellent wah pedal that combines expressive tone, intuitive operation, and impressive versatility. One of its biggest advantages is the switchless design, which automatically engages the wah when you step on the pedal and disengages it when you release it. This makes transitions between rhythm and lead playing incredibly convenient, especially during live performances.

The wah produces a distinctive, vocal-like sweep with plenty of character. It works particularly well for expressive solos, aggressive rock and metal riffs, and funky rhythm passages. The Contour mode adds another level of versatility by allowing adjustments to the wah's frequency response and intensity, making it easier to tailor the effect to different guitars, pickups, and playing styles.

The optical design is another advantage, eliminating the traditional potentiometer found in many wah pedals and reducing mechanical wear associated with that component. The construction feels purpose-built for demanding use.

My only minor criticism is that the wah's distinctive voicing may not appeal to players looking for a more traditional, vintage-style wah sound.

Overall, the Bad Horsie 2 is a fantastic choice for guitarists who value expressive control, reliability, and effortless operation. It is especially appealing for players who frequently switch between clean, high-gain, and lead tones. Highly recommended.