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At A Glance
- Input Impedance
- 1MΩ
- Output Impedance
- ~1.5K Ohm
- Signal To Noise Ratio - Heel Down
- 90 dBV
- Signal To Noise Ratio - Toe Down
- 97 dBV
- Range Selector Switch Position
- (1 towards heel, 4 towards toe)
- Wah Range - 1st Position
- 270Hz - 1300Hz
- Wah Range - 2nd Position
- 320Hz - 1650Hz
- Wah Range - 3rd Position
- 360Hz - 1840Hz
- Wah Range - 4th Position
- 420Hz - 2100Hz
- Filter Gain
- 15 dB
- Boost Control Range
- 0.1 dB to 17 dB
- Bypass
- True Hardwire
- Current Draw
- 2.5 mA
- Power Supply
- DC 9 volts
Dunlop positioned the CBM535Q-U Cry Baby Mini 535Q as a compact, pedalboard-friendly variant of the 535Q wah platform, built at half the footprint of a standard Cry Baby wah pedal. It carried the same swept-frequency architecture as its full-size counterpart while occupying significantly less board space.
The unit offered a four-position range selector switch, with positions running from heel-side to toe-side, allowing the player to dial in four discrete wah frequency windows spanning from a low of 270Hz–1300Hz in the first position up to 420Hz–2100Hz in the fourth. A boost control added up to 17 dB of additional gain on top of the 15 dB filter gain, and the bypass implementation was true hardwire. The pedal drew 2.5 mA from a standard DC 9-volt supply, keeping its power demands minimal on a shared pedalboard power unit.
Owners sourcing a replacement potentiometer, rocker mechanism, or power jack should note the compact chassis dimensions differ from standard full-size Cry Baby components; a qualified guitar technician or effects repair specialist familiar with Dunlop wah internals will be best placed to confirm part compatibility before installation.
STRAIGHT TALK
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Keep In Mind
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