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At A Glance

Inductor
Custom wound low noise 560 millihenry high "Q" torroid
Input Impedance
.7 MEG
Output Impedance
Sweep Range
340 Hz - 1.7 KHz
Signal To Noise
>102 dB A weighted
Bypass
Hardwire DPDT bypass
Effect On LED's
Located on both sides of pedal
Power Requirements
+9 VDC @
Description

Dunlop produced the SC95-U Slash Cry Baby Classic Wah as a signature wah pedal positioned within its Cry Baby line. The unit centred on a custom-wound resonance inductor and was built around a hardwire DPDT bypass switching configuration.

The pedal's core component was a custom wound low noise 560 millihenry high-Q toroid inductor. The sweep range ran from 340 Hz to 1.7 kHz, with an input impedance of 0.7 MΩ and an output impedance below 1 kΩ. Signal-to-noise performance was rated at greater than 102 dB A-weighted. Effect-on status indicators were placed on both sides of the enclosure. Power was supplied via a 9 VDC source drawing fewer than 3 mA through a 5.5 mm × 2.1 mm positive-barrel, negative-centre connector, or a standard 9-volt battery.

Owners needing service, switch replacement, or inductor work on this unit should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with wah pedal circuitry.

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