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Up for sale, a 1976 Thomas Organ Cry-Baby wah Model 95 in 100% original condition and in perfect working order. Produced from 1967-81, this wah was the first pedal to sport the now-iconic Crybaby name, introduced as a competitor to (and virtual clone of) the Vox V846 Wah-Wah. This particular pedal was made in Sepulveda, CA, with an untouched circuit and “Stack of Dimes 03” inductor.
This pedal is as smooth and vocal as they come, harmonically complex with an even, balanced taper. The “Stack of Dimes 03” inductor results in a touch more lower-midrange “oomph,” that makes clean passages extra sonorous and ensures heavily driven solos are full and powerful.
This pedal has seen honest use, with a handful of minor nicks and dings on the rugged enclosure. Regardless, it’s built like a tank, and the treadle actuates smoothly with ideal resistance. The baseplate retains its graphics, along with the original rubber feet and “Cry Baby” logo on the forward edge.
This pedal is as smooth and vocal as they come, harmonically complex with an even, balanced taper. The “Stack of Dimes 03” inductor results in a touch more lower-midrange “oomph,” that makes clean passages extra sonorous and ensures heavily driven solos are full and powerful.
This pedal has seen honest use, with a handful of minor nicks and dings on the rugged enclosure. Regardless, it’s built like a tank, and the treadle actuates smoothly with ideal resistance. The baseplate retains its graphics, along with the original rubber feet and “Cry Baby” logo on the forward edge.
