I believe those wah shells are made by dunlop, or at the very least they have them made somewhere. With the way a lot of these larger companies work they very well may actually make the wah for them.
Brian M wrote:I believe those wah shells are made by dunlop, or at the very least they have them made somewhere. With the way a lot of these larger companies work they very well may actually make the wah for them.
Well, the circuit board is DEFINITELY made by Dunlop !
The Budda wah is manufactured by Dunlop for, and to the "specs" of, Budda.
FYI - The N30 material used in the pictured inductor is reportedly the material used in the original Italian Fasel inductors. I cannot verify this although the info did come from a knowledgable source. All of the old Fasels I've looked at have had unmarked ferrite material, were not mine, and I could not have the material analyzed for verification. I didn't have an o-scope at that time and so I could not chart any properties of the Fasel.
What I love about the Budda is that it is excellent acroos the board style-wise.
Some other wahs are better than the Budda in certain styles, I loved my Picture wah and love all my Colorsounds but and they excel in certain areas whilst the Budda is such a great all-rounder.
Yeah, it does look pretty standard. The only non-standard thing I see is the 390R on Q1s emitter. It'd be nice to know what the feedback cap is, and what the two caps around the pot are.
my bad, i didn't record down values when this came in for repairs.
Yes, i vaguely remember it having a much wider and smother sweep compared to a Dunlop wah.
My guess the 390R increases gain on Q1 thus giving it some muscle ....
I hope someone else who owns one will enlighten us
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