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Morley Bad Horsie Wah
Morley Bad Horsie pedals are known for several features that distinguish them from other wahs. This example is in very good condition with some light playwear to the exterior.
Features:
Optical circuitry: Unlike traditional wahs that use a potentiometer, Morley wahs use an optical sensor. This design prevents the scratchiness and noise that can develop over time with a conventional pot.
Switchless activation: To engage the effect, you simply step on the treadle. When you remove your foot, the pedal automatically bypasses the effect.
Contour mode: Most versions of the Bad Horsie offer a second Contour mode, which allows you to change the frequency and level of the wah's sweep with dedicated knobs. This provides greater versatility than the standard "Bad Horsie" mode, which features Steve Vai's preferred settings.
Built-in buffer: A premium buffer circuit helps maintain your guitar's tone and prevents signal loss, especially when used with other effects pedals.
Built for durability: The pedals are housed in cold-rolled steel, making them resilient enough to handle rigorous live use
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