VOX VRM-1 LTD Real McCoy Wah Pedal

VOX VRM-1 LTD Real McCoy Wah Pedal Overview: First introduced by Vox in 1967, the Wah-Wah pedal was initially created to emulate Clyde McCoy's trumpet mute technique. However, an unintended but music-changing use with electric guitar turned the Wah pedal into a legendary tool for artists such as Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. The VRM-1 recreates the first ever wah pedal, renowned for its iconic nasal tone.

It accentuates the midrange, imparting a warm and melodic quality for expressive lead guitar playing that underscores the articulation of each note. From 1967 to today First introduced by Vox in 1967, the Wah-Wah pedal was initially created to emulate Clyde McCoy's trumpet mute technique.

However, an unintended but music-changing use with electric guitar turned the Wah pedal into a legendary tool for artists such as Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. Wah pedals from the early days are rare and sought after due to their distinctive tone. However, high costs and component reliability make them risky to use on stage. They can also be expensive to maintain due to the cost of replacement parts.

As a result, our engineers have worked hard to unravel the mysteries of the original wah.