Snarling Dogs Super Bawl Whine-O Wah Pedal vs Vox Vintage Wah

The Snarling Dogs Super Bawl Whine-O Wah Pedal and the Vox Vintage Wah are both pedals sharing dynamic. The Vox Vintage Wah leans transparent and warm.

Similarity
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44% — somewhat different

Shared tone character
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  • dynamic
Citation fame
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Price
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$249.99via Reverb

Description

The Snarling Dogs Super Bawl Whine-O Wah is a feature-rich wah pedal with a Hormone Control switch offering an Estrogen (clean) or Testosterone (dirty) wah voice, plus a Twinductor Beef Boost that engages a second inductor for an especially thick sweep. Combined, the controls provide 12 distinct sounds ranging from thinner, tinnier, high-end-forward tones to deep, thick, colossal-bottomed sweeps, with a long, wide frequency range that lets it double as a standalone tone-shaping pedal even when not rocked like a traditional wah. It's very responsive to slight treadle movement, with a tight enough action that it can be left parked in a fixed position as a filter. It suits players wanting a versatile, characterful wah with real tonal range well beyond a standard single-voice design.

The Vox V847 is a faithful interpretation of the original classic wah pedal that Vox introduced in 1967, closely based on the Clyde McCoy-branded model of that era. It delivers vintage-style quack with an expressive, vocal sweep that suits classic rock, funk, and blues, working well with both clean and distorted tones. Its voicing leans retro, with a certain clarity rather than the punch of more modern wahs, and modern versions add a buffered input and optional AC power for improved usability while keeping the classic sound. Durable, simple, and classic-looking, it offers tones straight out of the late 1960s. It suits players wanting an authentic, affordable vintage wah for expressive lead and rhythm playing, capturing the original Vox wah character in a road-ready pedal.

Genres
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  • funk
  • rock
  • Classic Rock
  • Blues
  • Rock
  • Funk
Tonal lean
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  • transparent
  • warm
  • mid-forward
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