Dunlop Dimebag Cry Baby Wah

It could have been better. When the pedal came to me, I found the following: the frequency switch was sticking out too much to the right, which caused a hole to be rubbed in the packing box during transportation, and the switch itself became loose, so I had to disassemble it and screw it on with a wrench. The paint around this switch itself is swollen and peeled off. I love it when the pedal is tight and stays in the position I left it in and does not fall to the bottom by its own weight, there is a hex key included for adjustment. It is very long and thin, and you need to apply a lot of effort to achieve at least some result, this key simply bends from effort and if more if you apply a little force, it will simply break, and the adjustment hardly changes and no other key will fit there - there is too little space. The anti-slip surface is just a cheap piece of sandpaper)) Otherwise, everything is fine. A very diverse pedal, can be customized for any task, and has two parallel outputs.