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At A Glance

Input Impedance
800 kΩ
Output Impedance
10 kΩ
Resonant Frequency - Heel Down
350 Hz - 450 Hz
Resonant Frequency - Toe Down
1.5 kHz - 2.5 kHz
Maximum Level - Input
-8.0 dBV
Maximum Level - Output
+10 dBV
Maximum Gain - Heel Down
+19.5 dB
Maximum Gain - Toe Down
+19.0 dB
Bypass
True Hardwire
Noise Floor - Heel Down
-98 dBV
Noise Floor - Toe Down
-89 dBV
Current Draw
900 µA
Voicings
Low, Vintage, GCB95
Bypass Type
True Hardwire
Description

Dunlop produced the CBM95-U Cry Baby Mini Wah as a compact variant of the long-running Cry Baby line, housing three selectable wah voicings — Low, Vintage, and GCB95 — in an enclosure described as half the size of the standard Cry Baby housing. True hardwire bypass switching was specified as a core feature of the unit.

The pedal operated with a current draw of 900 µA and a true hardwire bypass circuit. Heel-down resonant frequency was rated between 350 Hz and 450 Hz; toe-down resonant frequency between 1.5 kHz and 2.5 kHz. Maximum gain measured +19.5 dB heel down and +19.0 dB toe down. Input impedance was specified at 800 kΩ and output impedance at 10 kΩ. Noise floor was rated at -98 dBV heel down and -89 dBV toe down.

Owners needing assistance with internal voicing adjustments, potentiometer wear, or bypass switching maintenance should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with wah pedal circuitry.

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