Geezer butler crybaby bass wah

[Salt on your Bass?]

Anyone seen the Jim Dunlop announcement that this will be at 2017s NAMM?

"The Geezer Butler Cry Baby Bass Wah is voiced exactly to Geezer’s specs, retaining low end frequencies while allowing his aggressive midrange to cut through the mix. Convenient auto-return switching allows him to step in and out of the effect with ease. It’s identical to the one that he takes out on the road.

Visit us at Summer NAMM 2017"
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155079367138500&substory_index=0&id=20411388499

Interested in how this will differ from the parachute.

Edited July 14, 2017 by Salt on your Bass?

[Johnny Wishbone]

I think I just did a little wee.

[dannybuoy]

Not cheap though!

https://www.gak.co.uk/en/dunlop-gzr95-geezer-butler-cry-baby-bass-wah/905277

[Salt on your Bass?]

If it's very close to the parapedal then that represents decent value I think.... But still a lot for a wah

[dudewheresmybass]

🤑🤑

[dannybuoy]

[quote name='Salt on your Bass?' timestamp='1500100027' post='3335572']
If it's very close to the parapedal then that represents decent value I think.... But still a lot for a wah
[/quote]

I doubt it will be a Parapedal clone. Also a comment on Talkbass said it was a more subtle sounding wah than the regular Dunlup bass wah, whereas the parapedal is anything but. Chicago Iron should have made a Geezer Butler sig out of their Parachute pedal!

[Salt on your Bass?]

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1500107053' post='3335621']


I doubt it will be a Parapedal clone. Also a comment on Talkbass said it was a more subtle sounding wah than the regular Dunlup bass wah, whereas the parapedal is anything but. Chicago Iron should have made a Geezer Butler sig out of their Parachute pedal!
[/quote]

Ah in which case this won't be great in my mind. Less subtle than a crybaby won't be for me. Shame, but I agree with the parachute sig thought!