Dunlop GCB95-U
Dunlop GCB95-U
Dunlop GCB95-U
Dunlop GCB95-U
Dunlop GCB95-U
Dunlop GCB95-U
Dunlop GCB95-U Cry Baby Standard Wah Pedal
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At A Glance

Input Impedance
800 kΩ
Output Impedance
10 kΩ
Low Pass Filter
350 Hz ~ 450 Hz
High Pass Filter
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 dB
Signal To Noise Ratio - Heel Down
98 dBV
Signal To Noise Ratio - Toe Down
89 dBV
Current Draw
900µA
Inductor
Fasel®
Description

Dunlop produced the GCB95-U as the standard-line entry in its long-running Cry Baby wah series, positioning it as the baseline expression pedal against which its other Cry Baby variants were measured.

The pedal was built around a Fasel® inductor, the component Dunlop identified as central to the unit's character. Dunlop described the resulting sound as featuring a focused high end and an aggressive wah voicing. The GCB95-U draws 900µA of current, accepts an input level up to -8.0 dBV at 800 kΩ input impedance, and delivers output up to +10 dBV at 10 kΩ output impedance. The low-pass filter operates across a 350 Hz to 450 Hz range; the high-pass filter spans 1.5 kHz to 2.5 kHz. Heel-down maximum gain is 19.5 dB with a signal-to-noise ratio of 98 dBV; toe-down maximum gain is 19 dB with a signal-to-noise ratio of 89 dBV.

Owners sourcing a replacement Fasel® inductor, pot, or bypass hardware, or seeking to verify correct operating parameters after a repair, should consult a qualified guitar technician or electronics repair specialist familiar with wah-pedal circuitry.

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