Chase Tone CHASE TONE® Tru TALK™ 100K Wah Pot

Chase Tone CHASE TONE® Tru TALK™ 100K Wah Pot

“7 iconic wah sweeps hybrid-captured under one foot; The elusive era 1966 Vox Grey; 1967-68 Vox Clyde McCoy Script/Signature and Picture; 1968 Top Logo Crybaby; 1969 Vox V846; 1970s Italian & American Crybaby Wahs; aka The Holy Grails of Wah.”

What it sounds like?

“Ergonomic sweep has zero learning curve. Easily ‘grabs’ the note while feeling ‘second nature.’ Musically cuts right through a stage or recording mix with ease while retaining a vintage, sweetened top end. Turns heads making the audience take notice!” Absolutely Guaranteed to outperform ANY other wah pot- Vintage or New!

 Jimi Hendrix’s Voodoo Child (Slight Return), Burning of the Midnight Lamp, All Along the Watchtower, Up From The Skies, Tax Free and more. Cream’s White Room, Tales of Brave Ulysses, and the elusive “Clapton Wah Demo”. Jeff Beck’s iconic wah wailing Superstitious…”  

How did we create the Chase Tone® Tru Talk™ 100K Wah Pot?

“We passionately analyzed the cream-of-the-crop vintage 1966 through 1970’s Vox-style wah sweeps and then hybrid-captured their elusive frequency and harmonic tone-prints with our exclusively, custom Chase Tone® Tru Talk 100K Wah Pot for all to enjoy worldwide.”  

What’s the difference between the cheap, mass produced modern carbon generic-icar wah pots and the over-priced boutique wah pots?

“Modern wah pots often have a stiff, slow torque rotation with a wide generic wah sweep that disappears in the mix leaving the musician (and audience) uninspired. The mass produced modern-boutique-clone generic-icar wah pots have an inaccurate sweep producing a smooth, linear and anemic response that are plagued by constant cleaning and maintenance shortly after installation. Guitarists deserve something better after nearly 50 years of scratchy, noisy carbon wah pots that sound anemic in uninspiring wah pedals that greatly miss the mark.”

“In contrast, the Chase Tone® Tru Talk™ 100K Wah Wah Pot authentically hybrid-captures the most iconic sounding 1960s Vox Clyde McCoy and Crybaby Wah pedal sweeps in a quiet, reliable Holy Grail design that’s inspiring to play and with ‘premium quality without the vintage/boutique price tag.’ The advanced low noise design offers 2 + million life cycles and talks like no other. No cleaning! No maintenance!